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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeOnly the Good Die Young
I was twenty-four when all my friendsGave up on their religionsYou know, Marx called it an opiumBut I just call You JesusI was twenty-five when I hit the wallBroke my wrist playing basketballYou know, they say that pride comes before the fallAnd I'm on the ground againIs is true only the good die young?Is growing old just forgetting where you came from?Is is true only the good die young?YoungAnd is faith like falling in love?Gets harder once you lose that adolescent rushIs is true only the good die young?YoungWell, twenty-six seems a ways offBut I'm sure it'll be here soon enoughYou know, the brightest gold, it still can rustAnd these years, they come like wavesIs is true only the good die young?Is growing old just forgetting where you came from?Is is true only the good die young?YoungAnd is faith like falling in love?Gets harder once you lose that adolescent rushIs is true only the good die young?Die young, ohRemember what it was likeBeing a childKnowing it was alrightWhen You said it's alrightRemember what it was likeBeing a childKnowing it was alrightWhen You said it's alrightIs is true only the good die young?Is growing old just forgetting where you came from?Is is true only the good die young?YoungAnd is faith like falling in love?Gets harder once you lose that adolescent rushIs is true only the good die young?Die young, ohRemember what it was likeBeing a childKnowing it was alrightWhen You said it's alrightRemember what it was likeBeing a childKnowing it was alrightWhen You said it's alright
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