Текст песни Tennis Shoes

I'm tired of going out at night and always seeing the same people
I'm flipping out that people invent, tell, and then reinvent
Lazy on my couch, come on, it's hot...
Trained, we all go to the same places, even though we don't enter.
Halucinating that they look me up and down like a delinquent
Intoxicated that they play the same damn indifferent music

I want to enter in your place with tennis shoes
And not have them look at me bad when I enter
I'm tired of the same all the time
The same story and I want to change
I feel bad with all this stupidity
I want a little normality
But let's see, look at me, tell me man, I don't see one spot and I can't park.

I'm really tired of them telling me "If you're not on the list, you can't enter."
Only four enter, we have a supermegacool place, and you'll never see it
Full, there's a limit and now it's your turn to wait
ee...ee...They've fined us, and the municiple tow truck has taken your car.

I want to enter in your place with tennis shoes
And not have them look at me bad when I enter
I'm tired of the same all the time
The same story, and I want to changeEl Canto Del Loco - Tennis Shoes - http://ru.motolyrics.com/el-canto-del-loco/tennis-shoes-lyrics.html
I feel bad with all this stupidity
I want a little normality
But let's see, look at me, tell me man,
I don't see one spot and I can't park

You've already parked the car and now you look for the parking ticket
And when you pay it again, they've left you a reciept to remember

I want to enter in your place with tennis shoes
And not have them look at me bad when I enter
I'm tired of the same all the time
The same story, and I want to change
I feel bad with all this stupidity
I want a little normality
But let's see, look at me, tell me man, I don't see one spot...
I want to enter in your place with tennis shoes
And not have them look at me bad when I enter
I'm tired of the same all the time
The same story, and I want to change
I feel bad with all this stupidity
I want a little normality
But let's see, look at me, tell me man,
I don't see one spot and I can't park.