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The Millennial Rock

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Since day one, they always taught us how to be a working man with a graduates degree. Sometimes we ask them questions, but no one ever listens. Sometimes you’ll get defensive, up in arms; pointing fingers at me. And all the pan that they put you through for all the things you wished you’d never have to do. What it’s worth and what it seems are points of view, forever contradictory. Nine to five on an entry level wage, sleepless nights hoping next week things will change. They call this shit “life lessons”, to follow suit in vague regression? So sit us down and tell me all I do is complain. And we’ll stand by the ocean line dreaming of a time where no one has to tell a lie. And everyone tells you it’s okay to sell yourself short of what you’re worth to me.

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from Semantics, released October 19, 2017

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