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And maybe by then I could finally speak out loud Try to figure this out Hop in your car don't even check the gas Already know you're gonna drive too fast Cuz
Christmas in Bulimia Christmas in Leukemia Tiz Christmas, tiz Christmas, tiz Christmas Christmas again I hear that old Saint Nick is queere and holds
as soldier Don’t act like I ain't told ya See I ain't gonna hold ya The ones I left behind were moving slower We only getting older But not too old for a O.G.
Frozen in place, thoughts lay the line Lost what I had, got stuck in time Can I repeat a greater past My latest love gone by too fast My choice was
hole Knowing that I ain't ah hoe Pull the hammer back aim for Dome crush ya cantaloupe Kill em by my weaponry Mane I got no preferences Nothing but some
ride it was us versus them and She'd stay by my side Man, I don't really know what else though Prolly a couple things I'll forget Few holes in
a destroyed country, a couple secretly married, feet smelling like shit, a town full blown away by the rain, the latest personal computer, an old picture found
division That brainwashing all the children This that old school Pull up in your neighborhood Pot holes Snot nose Skip school Arrive home Yahoo! Snack packs
bold Tryna stack this bread before I get too old Lookin at my future in my mind through a peephole
don't want to be complacent Am I capable of being compared to a form of greatness A gaping hole in my soul was searching for a certain placement And I
Christmas in Bolivia Christmas in bulimia Christmas in leukemia Tiz Christmas, tiz Christmas, tiz Christmas again I hear that old Saint Nick is queere
Big baby in a building Like I'm building Body pressing Beat jumping Mic wrecking Get sent to heaven Sent by the villain Super powers Call me eleven
destruction, bitch I press the red hole button Plunging further in the gutter water Know inside that I will burn forever Growing old, just growing cold These
of our home I can no longer call when the week is old as I reek alone, not a speech I own Not an opinion to market, it means nothing I'm told By
driven by the wishes of the weak and the poor Inspiration from the dreams of those stuck on the floor And cant get up, because their hearts are at war
Staring the fates In the face Unforgiven Is it too late To replace our old souls This is the weight Of the way that we're living This is the only way
These young G's need apologies from the old heads in the hood They never learned the game, all the rules misunderstood Addicted to the shine,
Nervous Alert to a serpent Curve when emerging A hermit Discern Ima burn all my burdens Ash on a curb Yuh Too old for that shit Focus Been molding
yeah No hole in my blood, you can tell by my flesh yeah Wearing Dior sneaks but I'm not running or jogging Niggas on the gram, call the internet logging
reasons why i shouldnt leave them The bandage they faked was believed I ain't even know i was bleeding By the time i realized it was way too late The wounds
Separate your feelings from the truth I can't get too close to you Just pretend that I'm a ghost And I promise, I'll be good to you Here in
Yeah I laid up too many nights in a row Thinking 'bout how they played me like Lancelot Stone for a pillow and the bottom of a hole On the way
call me fafsa I can't give out a loan Too busy to talk on the phone I'm achieving my goals I ain't tryna have no regrets when I'm old I did it my way I'm
glare As you grow A little old The best years of your life pass by Slowly edging closer to the day you die Life's too short to lay afloat Yet nowhere else
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