1. |
Belligentleman
04:46
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I've got a bag full of Gorilla Glue
I think it's better than you
And I don't care if I sound belligerent
'Cause I know I'm a gentleman
I know I'm a handful
And I ask for a hand too often
And I'm stuck
By myself
I don't care if it's by myself
I've got a cupful of something starting with Glen
I don't even know when this bottle appeared in my cupboard
And I release the haze all over the place
And I turn all expressions to stone on my face
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2. |
Bulls, I
02:25
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Take me down to the range
'Cause I think I can hit a bullseye today
I'm trying to see everything that I feel
And remove what is aching my bones
Until then I won't really know
I'm trying to feel everything that I see
To prove what is breaking my soul
I feel strange
Take me down to the range
'Cause I think I can hit a bullseye today
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3. |
Gem in the Trash
06:59
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What can I say?
I bought it and I threw it away
A gem in the trash
Where do I begin?
With a doe-eyed kid
Unsure of everything
Hoping for it carry on
And hoping that it won't take very long
What can I say?
I don't believe in meant-to-be's
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4. |
Slide to the Bottom
03:40
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I'm not quite satisfied
Not sure if it's real or not
So for now let's slide to the bottom of the rabbithole
Underground where no-one knows
Not my first choice
Not sure if it's too real
But for now I'll ride it out
It's hard to fathom that's okay
But I'm keeping it quiet from the others
Not my first choice
But they told me I could be selfish
For the first time in my life
I'm not the good guy
(I'm sorry, I'm not)
I'm not quite heading right
I'm not sure if there's something left
But for now let's walk together straight ahead
To a place that everybody goes
Not my last choice
I'm not sure if that's too real
But for now let's ride it out
That's surely better
Than giving up before giving it a go
Not my first choice
But they told me I could be selfish
For the first time in my life
I'm not the good guy
(I'm sorry, I'm not)
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5. |
Spitti
01:55
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Worstkind Collective Brooklyn, New York
a collection of lo-fi recordings, jukebox style.
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