Riley Timmer - Twenty Two/Twenty Nine

Twenty Two/Twenty Nine

I didn't come here just to exist
Not for minimum wage
I think I'd die with my debt
But I don't want to pass it onto my mama

I don't want to turn 29 having convinced myself
All the shit I hated at 22 is now somehow cool

Not getting tangled just to untwist
Saving 56 dollars a week
The living's not cheap in Tennessee
But maybe it's worth all the drama

I won't drive to the heart of the city
To see if I might lose my weekend with you
Waste time til Friday, if I had my pride
I'd find something better to do

I don't want to turn 29 having convinced myself
All the shit I hated at 22 is now somehow cool

I don't want to turn 29 having convinced myself
All the shit I hated at 22 is now somehow cool

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Writer(s): Riley Timmer
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