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Intro
00:48
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The sound of your eyes
As they swell inside
Makes me wanna die
Why why why do I try
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2. |
Surfboard
01:41
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Father time
Lend me your hand
Show me what it takes to be a man
Father time
Lend me your hand
Show me what it takes to take a stand
Cause all I've seen is me failing
To be a man
Take a stand
Take a stand
Take a stand
Keep moving forward
Fists clenched tight
Is the beaten path always fucking right
Safe and sound
I pound my fists into dirt
Why is it when I try it always seems to hurt
Like the silver lining
In a barbed wire fence
No pain, no gain
If its only an inch
Take a stand
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3. |
Tooth Decay
01:45
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You waste away your life and expect to be okay and
You waste away your mind and expect to be okay
How can you call yourself a friend
You don't fucking get it
You're one in the same
You're part of the social
Social decay
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4. |
Black Cat
02:33
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Born with superstition
Born with double vision
Of the world outside
And what lies behind
The television screen
A Cup full of eyes
Ooze through the cracks
See the pigs behind the curtains
On the wrong side of the tracks
Oh the low stay low
Oh the low stay low
These broken souls
Only ride on the back of a black cat
These broken souls
Only ride on the back of a black cat
Are we being led astray
Do we really have a say
The youth choir only sings songs of dismal dismay
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Out Of Step Springfield, Missouri
Alex - Bass/vocals
Liam - Guitar/vocals
Kasey - Drums
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