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Told You So
03:09
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A blood red moon staring me dead in the eye
With an invite in my hand to all that's done
And you're a rat in a maze, but there's no exit
I only get swept away when it's in my thoughts
The ship came crashing down, all bold and brash
The storm swept us away, and turned us to trash
Now we walk through walls and pretend we're nothing
And I only get swept away when I'm in too deep
We pretend we're nothing
We pretend we're nothing
We pretend we're nothing
We pretend
That we're just kids on swing sets in the dark
We attack but don't react to anything
Then you looked me in the eye and said "told you so"
I only get swept away when I'm in my head
I only get swept away when I'm in my head (We pretend)
I only get swept away when I'm in my head (We pretend)
I only get swept away when I'm in my head (We pretend)
I only get swept away when I'm in my head (We pretend)
I only get swept away when I'm in my head
I only get swept away when I'm in my head
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Dog's Victory
01:33
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Violence for unborn ideas and new mythologies
Right-wing christian crap, sorted out in the dirt
Making peace signs with your hands
Point your rifles in the air
It don't make no sense at all
So get the fuck out
Be nice
See what it gets you
Watch out
The dogs will bite you
I need a new place to go to
Don't wait up for me
Your psychopathic tendencies
And matched cynicism
A better time for everyone
But not for one of us
Trying to control it all
Just shut up and
Throw hands
Bark at each other
Make arrests
Never any change
Be nice
See what it gets you
Watch out
The dogs will bite you
And the moral of the story is
I hate coat hangers
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Neocentrics Boise, Idaho
Boise, Idaho’s Neocentrics have been on the front lines of the DIY indie scene for quite some time now, marked by growth as not just individuals, but also musicians. ~ Gus Marsden, Second Brain
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