A song about growing up in 1992
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[Verse]
It was the third year of the nineteen-nineties, and life didn’t trouble us a lot
and even school couldn’t change the fact that we spend
most of the time doing things that we liked
most of the time doing things that we liked
[Verse]
We were just testing our boundaries each and every single day
But an hour of Ten, or an hour of Dirt, was all that mattered when we were
hanging around as kids in our teens
hanging around as kids in our teens
[Chorus]
It used to be an eternity
back there in 92
now a day is not more than a moment anymore
sometimes even a Déjà vu
[Verse]
This goes out to Layne and Mike and Chris and Eddie and Curt
You've shaped my little world more than anyone else and made this the greatest
time for a kid to grow up
the greatest time for a kid to grow up
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
And thank you guys for still being there for me
whenever I need you the most
your music is the soundtrack to my life and it will always be
[Chorus]
[Chorus]
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