1. |
Wired
03:23
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mumble mumble roar.
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2. |
Shut
10:03
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marbles in mouf mumbles
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3. |
Stop
06:03
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Wake me when it’s over
Locked down, we see your movements
It’s not an oversight
and I can’t turn away now
Wake me when it’s over
Locked jaw, claustrophobia
Got the words at bay
but you’ll just turn away
Wake me when it’s over
I can’t breathe, I’m feeling under
All the time is loadin
I’m disappearing often
Nothing is feeling like it is breathing
Denial is feeding all of your demons
No love in your words or your actions
Hatred forms into all of these sanctions
And all around you everyone is out of breath
but you won’t stop
Wake me when it’s over
Locked down, I see your movements
it’s not an oversight
and I can’t turn it off
Wake me when it’s over
I can’t breathe, I’m feeling under
all the time is loadin
I’m disappearing often
Nothing is feeling like it is breathing
Denial is feeding all of your demons
No love in your words or your actions
Hatred forms into all of these sanctions
And all around you everyone is out of breath
but you won’t stop
Nothing is feeling like it is breathing
Denial is feeding all of your demons
No love in your words or your actions
Hatred forms into all of these sanctions
And all around you everyone is out of breath
but you won’t stop
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Justin Tamminga Tacoma, Washington
Plays guitar and sings in Assertion, Blind Guides, Pig Snout and rhythm/lead guitar in Dying Trades.
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