Vol. 3 #86 Lyrics

Tell me, what's the difference from an child and an adult?
Does acting like the former yield results?
Do your early twenties warrant selfishness and greed?
I don't think there's truth in that, but
You do what you need

I can't stand to be left hanging outside in the cold
Maybe you'll feel guilty once you're old
Once you've reached your thirties, then I hope you finally learn
To spoon-feed all who need it while you're waiting for your turn

I first met you across the border:
Tired, stale, hung over
There was nothing there that I could give to you to calm your head

We drank whiskey and danced to reggae
You said you liked it heavy
I said we should find each other on the World Wide Web