4: Where is my home?
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Overinformed
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Oh I should have had a regular income by now? Oh I should be thinking about a mortgage right now? Oh the rent's gone up again? Oh wasn't this all supposed to happen a lot faster? Oh am I ever going to leave my parents home? Oh I'm not an adult? I've the got the age and aches but not a space in the world to call my place? Oh is any of this going to change for the better? Oh just the episode I need to listen to!
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4: Where is my home?
Oh I should have had a regular income by now? Oh I should be thinking about a mortgage right now? Oh the rent's gone up again? Oh wasn't this all supposed to happen a lot faster? Oh am I ever going to leave my parents home? Oh I'm not an adult? I've the got the age and aches but not a space in the world to call my place? Oh is any of this going to change for the better? Oh just the episode I need to listen to!
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