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“The song is about my best friends parents divorce. His mom moved out when all the shit was going down and I saw the whole scenario through my friends eyes and his father. I wanted to write a song about divorce through the eyes of a son a father and a mother. It was such a hard time in my friends li...
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Sometimes I daydream I see my grandma
And she is sleeping inside my mom's room
She probably left us because we're broken
But I am stronger than you imagine
She has these back pains that never go away
She has this heartache that never stays the same
I've got this basement where I can be free, and I can see just what I wanna see (x2)
He'll break my bones
He'll drink my blood
He'll tell my friends, that I slept with the mud
He'll tell my kids that it's my fault
He'll say I never grew up and became an adult
He'll break my bones
He'll drink my blood
He'll tell my friends, that I was young and in love
He'll tell my kids that it's my fault
He'll say that I never grew up and became an adult
I'm sorry
Ooh ooh, ooh ooh (x6)
Just hold on and pretend that her heart needs your body
Just pretend she's alone in her room with nobody (x3)
She has these back pains that never go away
She has this heartache that never stays the same
I've got this basement where I can be free, and I can see just what I wanna see
She has these back pains that never go away
She has this heartache that never stays the same
She has this basement where I can be free, Nick I can see just what I wanna see
He'll break my bones
He'll drink my blood
He'll tell my friends, that I slept with the mud
He'll tell my kids that it's my fault
He'll say I never grew up and became an adult
He'll break my bones
He'll drink my blood
He'll tell my friends, that I was young and in love
He'll tell my kids that it's my fault
He'll say your mom never grew up and became an adult
I'm sorry
Real Adult was written by Nick Hartkop.