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Appetites
04:31
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Lyrics:
Verse 1:
Just an onslaught of the wrong thoughts,
inopportune timing. When it's yours, you're bored
and you act accordingly but when its gone you're sore
and you turn to us and we're there for you.
Chorus:
When you're Appetites, Appetites leads you awry
We will nurse you and your long again
And we'll be there when you're wrong again.
Verse 2:
Older boy knows
The world you suppose
Room by roof gets so small
They’re both your toys
And you act so forwardly
But I like your friend so put in
A good word for me; say I care
(Chorus)
5x
We’re as different as we ever were
So don’t give me that we’ve grown apart
If you’re scared, say you’re scared
If you’re tired, say you’re tired
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Thieving in The Place
03:16
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Lyrics:
Verse-
I always took the beggars’ fate for mine
My feet; they seem as though they were made for lines
On my way to the grave; on my way to jail
Bum excuse for a store; perfect version of hell
And Everyone is disappointing; the more you get to know someone. This whole romantic love thing is just a projection, anyway, right?
So I found but forgot your number
‘Cause the world’s so much bigger than you and me.
I just go for the sake of going
‘Cause I don’t wanna die in particular today at the hands of the
Chorus-
Thieves in this place
[The murderous] Thieves in this place
[The villainous] Thieves in this place
[The ominous] Thieves in this place
I always took the beggars’ fate for mine
My feet; they seem as though they were made for lines
On my way to a parlor; on my way to a cell
No excuse for a school; perfect version of hell
So I found but forgot your number
‘Cause the world’s so much bigger than you and me.
I just go for the sake of going
‘Cause I don’t wanna die in particular today at the hands of the
(Chorus)
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End Of The World
04:51
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Redline Graffiti Washington, D.C.
Redline Graffiti is a DC based trio that take sonic cues seemingly from wherever they please and produce, in turn, “a daydreamy swirl of rock, electro, new wave, doo-wop and R&B by musicians too young (or maybe just too smart) to care about the idea of genre” (Chris Richards, Washington Post). ... more
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