We Used To Be Like Those Kids

When I walk in a bar
From now on I keep my eyes on the floor
I ain't looking up
I spent the whole day thinking
About the weekend
And what was said and done
So if you saw me talking
I wasn't really talking
I was thinking about home
Not my two bedroom appartment
But the place where I was born

She calls him a narcissist
He says she has no way of knowing that
From just one conversation
But he felt she might be right
Those mistakes you make at night
When choosing words
So feed the pinball machine
Another quarter
We've got a lot of time to kill
And no money to order
She asks him why he even tries
But he ain't got nothing better to do

But if he could
He'd probably do it all again
But if he could
He'd probably do it all the same
If he could he'd probably do it all again
He'd do it all the same
If he could

I believe that I'm a creature of habit
I want to change my body
But my mind it just won't have it
It's so exhausting, man
And at this rate I'll have come to terms
With being a 20 year old nothing
Just in time for my 31st
I never learn
But winter doesn't really suit her all that great
But I think I look quite dashing with that touch of grey
She's waiting on a southbound train
But I won't be on it

But if I could
Id probably do it all again
But if I could
I'd probably do it all the same
If I could I'd probably do it all again
I'd do it all the same
If I could

These problems used not be mine
We used to hardcore dance all the time
I still hear the voice of reason
Though its dying out on your sound system
Now look what we got
Yeah look what we got
Yeah I don't know what we found but I know what me lost

Yeah we used to be like those kids
We used to be like those kids
We used to be like those kids