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Admit It, We Did It

from Live The Renaissance by The Transit Message

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So this is the place the kids come together
To talk of the things that fill up their lives
The good and the bad; that old YO-YO! fad
The days when my wardrobe was nothing but plaid
My mind takes me back to a time I'd forgotten
A place unfamiliar with faces unknown
Why should it matter? these strange mental patterns
Never meant a thing before now

You'd think I woulda' had it
figured out by now
You'd think I woulda' had it down to an art form, but no
My stomach is churning at the prospect of learning
What it's like to fall
In love.

What was her name? Why can't I remember
That girl I hooked up with in 2005
Her beautiful smile made the memory worth while
Did she end it all or am I in denial?
Why can't I recall the reason it ended?
Did she lose my number or meet someone else?
Why didn't it last? I let her slip past
We never understand what we had until it's gone

You'd think I woulda' had it
figured out by now
You'd think I woulda' had it down to an art form, but no
My stomach is churning at the prospect of learning
What it's like to fall
In love.

I wanna’ see some movement
I wanna’ feel the push and shove
I wanna’ see you lose it
I wanted us to fall in love
I wanna’ see some movement
I wanna’ feel the push and shove
I wanna’ see you lose it
I wanted us to

You'd think I woulda' had it
figured out by now
You'd think I woulda' had it down to an art form, but no
My stomach is churning at the prospect of learning
What it's like to fall
In love.

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from Live The Renaissance, track released August 23, 2010

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