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intro (squarial)
01:59
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2. |
pleasefuckaway
02:08
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wasted opportunities (1):
you're a wreck; you're wearing fleece
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3. |
F9CCA8
01:51
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(I'm not listening)
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everything you’ve got offer these day’s full of shit
just like you and just like everything you do
I’m sick and tired of hearing what
you’re sick and tired of hearing from me now
I just can’t stand this anymore
oh I feel like shouting at the floor
beneath your feet
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5. |
inflight magazine
01:38
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not that I'd care at all
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6. |
in inconsequentia
02:14
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I’m crying out for someone
to stay silent, just for a while
I hope I’m not the only
one who just can’t stand this
I don’t feel alright here
I wish I could just kick you
in the face and hope you’d understand
I wish I could stay over
but I’m not sure if I can handle that anymore
I don’t feel quite alright, I need some time
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GLASS ARCADES Cardiff, UK
(fuzzy dreamy indiepop.)
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