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Yellowcard ~ Sureshot


Get up face this day Find some way to make the mean kids pray Playing it safe, it's your morals at stake You're a young man who's willing to wage war Break from the mold, never do what your told After all what are feelings of rage for So I say, I got a sureshot way to work things out All of this arguing has worn you down I got a sureshot way to kill your doubts Find what your following and chase it down Get up, face this year days will fade with all your childhood fears All of the nights, all of the friends and the fights You're a young man, who's burning to break free Here are your rights and your name's up in lights Don't abuse be the best that you can be Bye mom and dad, you're all I had I'm finding out I'm all alone, I am all alone Break from the mold I've got a sureshot way to work things out all of this growing up has worn you down I've got a sureshot way to kill your doubts find what your following and chase it down more free lyrics

Get up face this day
Find some way to make the mean kids pray
Playing it safe, it's your morals at stake
You're a young man who's willing to wage war
Break from the mold, never do what your told
After all what are feelings of rage for

So I say, I got a sureshot way to work things out
All of this arguing has worn you down
I got a sureshot way to kill your doubts
Find what your following and chase it down

Get up, face this year
days will fade with all your childhood fears
All of the nights, all of the friends and the fights
You're a young man, who's burning to break free
Here are your rights and your name's up in lights
Don't abuse be the best that you can be

Bye mom and dad, you're all I had
I'm finding out I'm all alone, I am all alone
Break from the mold

I've got a sureshot way to work things out
all of this growing up has worn you down
I've got a sureshot way to kill your doubts
find what your following and chase it down

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