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Angie Aparo ~ American Teenage Tale


It’s big business i’m gonna own a funeral home Cause half this town’s gonna kick off any day I’m tired of hanging at the super 10 my parents don’t like any of my friends I’m 18 and i am out of here It’s big business i think i’ll learn to play the guitar Make a record make a million dollars And make love to any girl i want But right now i’m living out of my truck And leaving home don’t feel so glorious I’m 21 and i don’t know where i’m from Confused american teenage tale Mental aggravation Got social overload information Funny how what you thought was straight turns in a circle path Now i’m teaching my children Talking like my dad I know one day they’ll be breaking free Hating what the think they know about me But that’s 18 and that’s alright Yeah that’s 18 hell ain’t it fine more free lyrics

It’s big business i’m gonna own a funeral home
Cause half this town’s gonna kick off any day
I’m tired of hanging at the super 10 my parents don’t like any of my friends
I’m 18 and i am out of here

It’s big business i think i’ll learn to play the guitar
Make a record make a million dollars
And make love to any girl i want
But right now i’m living out of my truck
And leaving home don’t feel so glorious
I’m 21 and i don’t know where i’m from

Confused american teenage tale
Mental aggravation
Got social overload information

Funny how what you thought was straight turns in a circle path
Now i’m teaching my children
Talking like my dad
I know one day they’ll be breaking free
Hating what the think they know about me
But that’s 18 and that’s alright
Yeah that’s 18 hell ain’t it fine

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