1. |
New Wave
03:53
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Someone lost the message
Coming down the line
Don't think too hard about it
These are the signs of the times
Everything
You've ever loved
Dragged through
The mud
Clot forms
Floats up
Brain fills
With blood
Better off
Going dumb
Fevered
And burnt up
I don't know much
I do know some
Birds and fish do not dream
I don't know much
I do know some
Cognition's a disability
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2. |
Ripoff
02:40
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Living the dream
Living a lie
Burning the bridge
I'm feeling fine
Rippin' you off
Not leaving a dime
Counting the cards ain't committing a crime
Blunt as a brick
Cuts like a knife
Endless shame
Swallows your pride
Hide your face
In the dark of the night
Holed up in your head
You start to cry
Life on the dole
I'm taking my time
Paying no dues
The sun always shines
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3. |
Bullet from a Gun
04:11
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I'm gonna send you a love letter
Hope forever plagues us
It's gonna make you feel better
Time forever change us
Ice cold breath gonna make you shiver
Fear forever tame us
Snuffed out, blue and full of splinters
Death forever claim us
Sometimes it never works out
Best dressed in a funeral shroud
Close your eyes
Hold your breath
Count to a thousand and back again
Sometimes it never works out
Place your trust solely in doubt
Close your eyes
Laugh it off
Feed yourself
to the dogs
I'm gonna sell you down the river
Hope forever plagues us
I never make a promise I don't deliver
Time forever change us
Shouldn't trust nothin' you're never told
Fear forever tame us
Leave you scared and alone on the side of the road
Death forever claim us
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Shinobi Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Johnny Poppke
Guitar/Vocals
Carlos Kersey
Guitar
Abigail Poppke
Bass
Liam Boyle
Drums
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