UT Kirin - Korean Parents (From the 90s) lyrics

You'd never slept with anyone You'd spent the night with carbon-based reactions You liked the way the freshmen thought that I could understand them How many times do I need to show up drunk at your room at two AM? To convince you that I'm the mistake worth making That there's no point to waiting That we should be dating Aren't we just so romantic? Rolling, fighting, hooking up on the lawn Beneath the Louisiana live oaks Xx playing, we were crying, this is nineteen I'm going through a phase where every thirty-six days I hate them all I want to never try again, be one for one, what are the odds I want you to never doubt my motives Though I admit I've never known them Buy me flannel, three years later I'll still wear it Say 'I love you', three years later I'll resent it And for a brisk November I felt like a Kennedy (John F Kennedy) Conclusions written on your walls in post-it notes and memories Of Korean parents from the 90s Still is the night down in Texas, the back of our hands filled with x's I can't mess this up I'm juggling seven cla**es and trying to sort through my sister's collapses And you're blasting me for promiscuity in the recent past tense? I want to wait out the world alone from within your dorm room walls Please walk me home, just spend the night, don't sleep at all And every time I wake up alone in your bed I'm not sure if my life Is naive or lucky or charmed Then your buzzing alarm Puts to pause my pillow thoughts on Who gave me authority to decide just who would fall for me? To forgo all formalities? To jump the hedges and run wild through Houston's streets