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Breakdown
03:27
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The breakdown of society
Is imminent
Or am I just going insane?
Can you tell me?
Can you help me?
Are we gonna make it through?
Flames
Ashes
Dust
Torch it all
Start again
Gotta start again
Can you tell me?
Can you help me?
Are we gonna make it through?
Stop the questions
Stop the lies
Who the hell decides?
Who the fuck decides?
Here comes the breakdown
Here comes the
Have we lost our minds?
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2. |
Better Way
03:27
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Where I last saw you
My mind was drifting
In and out of what’s real
I’m at the place where the
Sun casts no shadow
But I’m inclined to think
There’s got to be a better way
To see things we forgot and
There’s a reason you can stay
And take away my pain
I’ve run myself dry
This bottle’s been empty
For hours
The same chord in
The same song keeps
Repeating, and I, oh I think that
There’s got to be a better way
To see things we forgot and
There’s a reason you can stay
And take away my pain
Cast aside my faults
Cast aside your doubts
We’re both misfits from
The wrong side of town
It’s the only way to live
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Amherst Drive Los Angeles, California
SoCal punk/post-punk band
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