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Do you remember the cages?
When your shelter closed in tightly
And the pixels from loved ones and sex-bob-ombs
Got you seasick nightly
And
yeah we pretend
We pretend
that it's not so likely
That we can't go back
no, we can't go back
to flesh and blood romance
Chorus:
I thought you wanted it all
I thought we'd find our soul mates here in house show walls
I thought our partners would pick us up whenever we would fall
I thought Dundas square would get more boring every day
but we're frozen in this social tooth decay.
I could'nt remember the answers
or what made me smile and made me nervous, no
Like, what's in jest and
what's bad taste at your uncles funeral
the river at home is still afloat
but I swear there's sunken gold
but my garden is trampled
but no-one heard me gasp for air
Chorus:
I thought you wanted it all
I thought we'd find our soul mates here in house show walls
I thought our partners would pick us up whenever we would fall
I thought Dundas square would get more boring every day
but we're frozen in this social tooth decay.
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Get a grip
01:49
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Get a grip
Get a grip
Everybody get a grip
We’ve been down and out so long that I can’t tell if it’s the I virus or an impulse
There are ghosts upon your skin
There’s a cauldron in the pocket of your raincoat
I’m left in my autumn
And running when I ought to fight
Free yourself
Free yourself,
free yourself
Free yourself
Get a grip
Get a grip, everybody get a grip
Your skin tastes like bluish light
And smile that’s on my face is in the beta
I know it’s time enough
To get together
For a new passover satyr
That kisses your bloodstream
Like a 6 million dollar man
Break yourself
Break yourself
Break yourself
Break yourself
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The unlynchables Brantford, Ontario
The Unlynchables is a musical project from Brantford, Ontario.
Alt-Rock, Folk-Punk, Reggae and whatever else.
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