Naivety - A Day to Remember



     
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Naivety Lyrics


What I hate about getting older
Where's my naivety?
Wonder when I'm gonna get taller
Where's my naivety?
Thinkin back when we were younger
All of the things we believed that we could do
Don't wanna live by fear of failure
Where's my naivety?Somehow lost along the wayThis is me
Honestly
I've got no apologies
I'm done chasing things that don't belong to me
This is real
It's how I feel
With one shoulder on the wheel
What I'm searchin for grows further out of reachWhat I hate about getting older
Where's my naivety?
Wonder what it's like not bein sober
Where's my naivety?

Lookin back when we were younger
Every mistake was a chance that we could take
Now I think I'm just gettin colder
Where's my naivety?It got lost along the wayThis is me
Honestly
I've got no apologies
I'm done chasing things that don't belong to me
This is real
It's how I feel
With one shoulder on the wheel
What I'm searchin for grows further out of reachI swear you won't take me back
I don't care that's all in my past
I'm waitin for what's next
And I won't let it slip away
Get me through another dayThis is me
Honestly
I've got no apologies
I'm done chasing things that don't belong to me
This is real
It's how I feel
With one shoulder on the wheel
What I'm searchin for grows further out of reach

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A Day to Remember is a band that combines metalcore and pop punk from Ocala, Florida, United States formed in 2003. Their music generally consists of growled verses, clean pop-punk style choruses and breakdowns. Early years (2003-2006)
After all playing in different bands in the Ocala music scene, singer Jeremy McKinnon, guitarists Neil Westfall and Tom Denney, bassist Joshua Woodard, and drummer Bobby Scruggs came together in 2003.

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