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"Everybody wants to be friends with the prep school boys

The one who sports Valentino and Ralph and Ross

The one who eat caviar with smoked salmon everyday

Do you know that all they do is cry in the backseat of their limos

You don't know what you're getting into

If you don't know the difference between Boss and Gucci

One's for you, one's for Florida rappers who die of overdoes

One's for when he takes you out for dinner to surprise you with pearls

One's for when he's bout to leave you for some girl he met on the street

You don't know what you're getting into

Everyone just waits to see them open up and cry

Because they're so reserved/ the ideal guy right?

Because when he opens up you feel special

Because he's closed himself from everybody else

You don't know what you're getting into

Here's a hint --- if he's confessing in his limo and not the back of taxi

If he's confessing to a quiet glass of champagne instead of tea

If he's confessing into his suit instead of pajamas and disheveled hair

If he's confessing to Mozart instead of Offspring --- he's not confessing

You don't know what you're getting into

No one really likes smoked salmon; it tastes like the ocean

No one really likes mussels; they taste like stretchy fish sand

No one really likes Versace; the logo is just big enough to subtly brag about

No one really likes opening up, we just like pretending we can be trusted

You don't know what you're getting into

The lifestyle of the rich and famous is not a lifestyle at all

It is one where a prep school boy hates his father

Grows to become his father / it starts with one drink of scotch

And then suddenly he's in the same suit, the same hair gel, the same watch

He doesn't know what he's gotten into

They say money can only last for three generations

Because everyone is so afraid of becoming their parents

Sure, it's basically already gotten me into college and a job as a CEO

But it's also almost gotten me killed / nights standing on the edge of a roof

Without knowing what I'd gotten into

TV has romanticised so much of boys tearing themselves open

It's not poetic, and just because he buys you that Bulgari necklace

It does not mean that he is healing / it means he is going back to where he came from

And I promise you it isn't just prep school boys / it is the girls too

Because in the end we never know what we get ourselves into

Some nights all you can do is watch as the children cry

And you have to hide in a closest because it's the only place you can be broken

Without having to be strong

Some nights you're greatful and some nights you just want to end it all

But you can't because you didn't know what you got yourself into

Summary? Just find someone who will listen to Kendrick Lamar with you

Or Enya, if that's what you're into / just make sure he's not analysing

The way his parents taught him to for social lives

Everyone wants to be friends with the prep school boys

I promise they are not what you think you are getting into.

I am recently on #9 in poetry avahahgssmkskssysjsj it feels so good /// and tysmmm babies 😭

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