Houston Heights

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Houston Heights

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Duration: 3:17

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[Verse 1] I wanna light my soul on fire Sit back, watch it burn Then call my enemies over And let them take their turn Let's see whose flame burns brighter Let's see who is ready to quit Let's talk about where you come from And what you're gonna do with it So come on [Chorus] We want the same thing, oh yeah But it just ain't good enough We want the whole world, oh yeah But it just ain't good enough We wanna stay cool, oh yeah But it just ain't good enough We keep our nose clean, oh yeah But it just ain't good enough [Verse 2] You know nothing about me You're always gonna doubt me So try to live without my Passionately-crazy, allergic to the lazy I'm walking into work like (Fuck yeah!) Never waste a minute of the moment 'cause I'm in it The chance that I've been given, right? The life that I am living, forgiveness is for giving So fuck it, fuck it, come on [Chorus] We want the same thing, oh yeah But it just ain't good enough We want the whole world, oh yeah But it just ain't good enough We wanna stay cool, oh yeah But it just ain't good enough We keep our nose clean, oh yeah But it just ain't good enough [Outro] I believe this is my life It's your life, it's our life, in all life We mold like it's fucking clay I believe this is my life It's your life, it's our life, in all life, it's all life yeah I believe this is my life It's your life, it's our life, in all life We mold like it's fucking clay I believe this is our life It's our life, it's our life, it's our life Today, yeah We want the same thing, oh yeah But it just ain't good enough We want the whole world, oh yeah But it just ain't good enough We wanna stay cool, oh yeah But it just ain't good enough We keep our nose clean, oh yeah But it just ain't good enough

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Writers
  • Matt Noveskey
  • Justin Furstenfeld