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'Grow' by MUNA is an alternative track from the album 'Saves The World', released in 2019. In the lyrics, the speaker pushes for adulthood, asking for a break from childish things and party games, and sounds fed up with predictable cycles. The repeated insistence is blunt and forward, capped by the line, 'I want to grow up', as they declare readiness to move on and stop running the same loop. There is also a desire to slow down, with plans to lay down as the focus shifts towards ageing and permanence.
"Grow" is a track by MUNA, from the album Saves The World, released 5th September 2019. The track is 1:47 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about MUNA.
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I want to grow up I want to put away my childish things I think that I'm ready to take this song off repeat I want to grow up I'm tired of the party games I'm calling their bluff They always turn out the same And I want to grow up I want to grow old I want to lay down I want to let go I want to grow I want to grow
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