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Bottomfeeder
03:31
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Well fuck you too, if you really believe, all those things you said to me. I'm not sure, that who you were means anything if who you are does nothing.
Bottom feeder have you always been this way? Lost in what's left of the wall that you made, that you made to keep them away, bravely going where everyone's gone before. Refusing to admit there's a world outside your front door.
Well I've been told, to do what I'm told, but growing pains punch holes in idleness, an eye for and eye leaves the whole world blind, crawling on all fours and stabbing in the dark.
Bottom feeder have you always been this way? Lost in whats left of the wall that you made, that you made to keep them away, bravely going where everyone's gone before. Refusing to admit there's a world outside your front door.
Well fuck you too, if you really believe, all those things you said to me. I'm not sure that who you were means anything if who you are does nothing.
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You're a Michael Harry
04:42
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Ever since I was a child I've been, tugging on the wizards curtain. Cause I'm of the opinion that brains, hearts and courage, are things that cannot be given. At the end of the day, you're left alone, to pave your own yellow brick road. You gotta live right now, because soon you won't be in Kansas anymore.
And if you know what you're worth, then go and get what you're worth, because our names mean nothing if we fail. It's not about how hard you can hit, but how hard you can get hit, and keep moving forward.
Power to the man, that finds himself. In a place where people come to die. My polygraph is clean, I don't need a reason for it not to be. Got a little bit of shake in my bones, but you know how that goes.
(Just keep, just keep swimming)
(Just keep, just keep swimming)
Just keep, just keep swimming
Because all drains lead to the ocean.
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Weatherer Denver, Colorado
Weatherer is a band based out of Denver, CO. Thanks for being here. Have a listen, if you like what you hear keep it, if not send it right back.
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Mind-blowing math-rock. They don't use a single pick on the record.
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