James Joshua Li - Bronze Age of the Nineties lyrics

[Verse 1] Call it the Bronze Age of the Nineties At least that's what the flyer said Brother Paul inhaled all those amphetamines Till his throat was dry his face masked with sweat Jenny bought twenty-two tabs of acid One for each year of her life From a high-school teacher in Kentwood Hiding from his daughters and wife And I have done bad things and called it love [Verse 2] We signed student loans like famous authors Sang the Jesus Prayer until it stuck Drove around Michigan with no direction Exorcised Daniel in a parking lot Back home the city is in trouble Back home the students are on the street Back home Patricia's fearing for her life Oh God they've politicized the police And I have done bad things and called it love [Verse 3] Johnson spent four months in Budapest Where he grew his hair out long Jared's manager at Chipotle now Sometimes we sleep in his basement and write songs Meg's going to get married Erica's transferring to GVSU Justin's recording their second album Tentative release date: This June And I have done bad things and called it love