Economy

from Here's 5 by Mortal Combat

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let's move back to LA
it's never cold and it never rains
we can move to the palisades
and never learn to act our age

well, get your act together
you already told everyone you were better
and you were doing fine, don't you remember?
I think that I remember

somewhere beaches have black sand
some old couples still hold hands
there are things you don't understand
I know they won't fit into your plan

so get your act together
you already told everyone you were better
and you were doing fine, don't you remember?
I think that I remember

so what would you have me do?
I'm sick of taking advice from you.
open up a coffee shop and stay this depressed?
the promising economy of loneliness.

when did all my friends go home?
when did everyone grow old?

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from Here's 5, released November 23, 2015

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