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Well, I am 21   years old
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I'm still not going to parties
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And I don`t drink not even beer

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Well I still the same kid that I 
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was
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Maybe now I am        taller
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Maybe now I am smarter

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Well, I have to say
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I don’t see differences between you 
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and me
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I think we are barely the same
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We are one

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How suttle a Friday night can be
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So quiet
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So silent

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Well, I am 21   years old
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I don’t know how to dance
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   Like the other girls do

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But I think it’s okay
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But I think that’s nice
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But I think I’m alright

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Well sometimes I think
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What is happening in our heads

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Why we're standing here
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Talking about people we don’t even
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 know

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Why they don’t smile?

It’s so simple

It’s really, really simple
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Do you remember when you were a kid?
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It’s the same thing

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One day I was in a house

Full of artists of the town
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And everybody was declaiming poems
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And they used a lot of words
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Telling about black people, white 
people
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Rich people, poor people
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But hey, why?

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I think everybody is the same

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I can’t understand why we have so 
many names
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I can’t understand why we use so 
many names