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dawn
03:29
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cobra
02:58
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crack open another one
and think that it won't drive me
to be like mother
while i'm cleanin' up your blood
i've said i'm sorry that this cake is ruined
and you know that i won't let go now
four to three and i know that you're gone
a condescending tone
standing in the doorway
he wants to smash his head against the wall
i'm not givin' up now
i will crawl for more
and you expect me to just shut my mouth
you'll never see the walls coming down on you
and you'll never fight like i do
for the heat inside the sound
i have a razor heart
and i have bigger plans
we are standing still
we are shit and dust
for the demolition of our dreams
and the desecration of our love-in
it's all gonna turn around
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3. |
other half
04:06
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4. |
...repeat
04:14
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5. |
attention
04:10
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6. |
no songs start with 'n'
04:09
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i should be sleeping
02:33
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pixie moonshine Edinburgh, UK
former songwriter for toronto prog-grunge band tripping hazard, pixie moonshine has moved to edinburgh and is continuing to make music as moody as the weather.
pixie moonshine recommends:
Running From A Bear With Your Arms
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my louder music. tons of albums
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