Always Been The Same Lyrics

I remember thinking she'd be sorry someday for treating me like she did

That's what sixteen-year-old boys think

They don't know how inconsequential it is

They're falling in love like they're falling in a hole

They're making their mix tapes and writing their poems

They're sitting outside or her house in their cars in the rain

I remember thinking I'd do anything for her

And I even think I believed it

Cause that's what eighteen-year-old boys think

When they think that she wants to feel needed.

But then they're jumping in bed with whoever comes along

They're starting their bands and they're quitting their jobs

They're driving their cars into telephone poles in the rain

It's always been the same

It's always been the same

It will always be that way

I remember saying "money's nothing to me" when I could barely come up with the rent

And I remember saying "I wont suffer for love" when I didn't know what that meant

But then you're betting your life on your starry eyed dreams

You're rolling the dice against a heartless machine

You're wondering why you can't make your own rules to the game

But I remember feel so sorry and ashamed for acting the way that I did

Cause that's what thirty-year-old boys think when they think about what could have been

As they're standing in line at the grocery store. As they're crunching the numbers at they're bullshit jobs

They're wondering the reasons why they haven't staked their claim

It's always been the same

It's always been the same

It will always be that way