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Ben Lee ~ A Month Today


Just 18 i've seen the world Done more than some their whole lives unfold Still at school just saving face But a month today i'll be leaving this place I've lived a million lives so far But i'm still naive and a broken heart I feel like i've heard it all before With a whole life ahead to hear a whole lot more You wouldn't believe half the things i've seen Way too much for just 18 I've written songs about them all so far And played them all on an acoustic guitar Life is good, it's been alright to me I've recorded my heart on a couple lps It all comes down to the same old thing Trying to find someone to share it with I'm lost, i know that the world is weird I'm swimming in waters that i used to fear Crazy things have made me kind of tough Sometimes i think that i've seen too much Just 18 i've seen the world Done more than some their whole lives unfold Still at school just saving face But a month today i'll be leaving this place But a month today i'll be leaving this place more free lyrics

Just 18 i've seen the world
Done more than some their whole lives unfold
Still at school just saving face
But a month today i'll be leaving this place

I've lived a million lives so far
But i'm still naive and a broken heart
I feel like i've heard it all before
With a whole life ahead to hear a whole lot more

You wouldn't believe half the things i've seen
Way too much for just 18
I've written songs about them all so far
And played them all on an acoustic guitar

Life is good, it's been alright to me
I've recorded my heart on a couple lps
It all comes down to the same old thing
Trying to find someone to share it with

I'm lost, i know that the world is weird
I'm swimming in waters that i used to fear
Crazy things have made me kind of tough
Sometimes i think that i've seen too much

Just 18 i've seen the world
Done more than some their whole lives unfold
Still at school just saving face
But a month today i'll be leaving this place
But a month today i'll be leaving this place

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