Intro:
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Verse:
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You learn a couple things when you get to my age
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Like friends don't lie and it all tastes the same in the dark
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When your vinyl and your coffee collection is a sign of the times
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You're getting spiritually enlightened at 9
Chorus:
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So just give yourself a try
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Won't you give yourself a try
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Won't you give yourself a try
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Won't you giiiii-iiiii-iiiive
Verse:
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I found a grey hair in one of my zoots
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Like context in a modern debate I just took it out
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The only apparatus required for happiness is your pain and fucking going outside
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And getting STD's at 7 really isn't the vibe
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Jane took her own life at 1
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She was a kid who had the box tattooed on her arm
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And I was and afraid to go outside
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A millennial that baby-boomers like
Chorus:
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Won't you give yourself a try
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Won't you give yourself a try
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Won't you give yourself a try
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Won't you giiiii-iiiii-iiiive
Bridge:
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And what would you say to your younger self
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Growing a beard's quite hard
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And whiskey never starts to taste nice
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And you'll make a lot of money and it's funny
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Cause you'll move somewhere sunny and get addicted to drugs
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And spend obscene amounts on fucking seeds and beans online
Chorus:
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So just give yourself a try
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Won't you give yourself a try
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Won't you give yourself a try
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Won't you giiiii-iiiii-iiiive