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Athenaeum ~ Mistake


Listening to teachers is bringing me down I thought they'd have much more to say But on with my knowledge they sent me through college I never had much of a say But when i go It's a big mistake Cause they can't teach me anything I won't learn anyway Listening to teachers won't turn me around They fill me with things i won't use When they have the power to turn us into Whatever kind of people they choose But when i go It's a big mistake Cause they can't teach me anything I won't learn anyway It's a big mistake more free lyrics

Listening to teachers is bringing me down
I thought they'd have much more to say
But on with my knowledge they sent me through college
I never had much of a say

But when i go
It's a big mistake
Cause they can't teach me anything
I won't learn anyway

Listening to teachers won't turn me around
They fill me with things i won't use
When they have the power to turn us into
Whatever kind of people they choose

But when i go
It's a big mistake
Cause they can't teach me anything
I won't learn anyway

It's a big mistake

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