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ADOLESCENCE


All the adults think that their kids are just Dying to get Older, Leave their childhood far away End the Legos and playdates, leave School hoping to get paid. Buy their first Car second-hand, don't care about taxes or rent, but Even though we're growing old, Nothing really Changes, we still need help, Encouragement, could someone please just save us
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