1. |
Lie
02:26
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She said, "Praise God,
And you need your parties,
your alphabet foam floor puzzle."
But we know, we see it stained,
Wiped on a projector.
It's a lie with a line through it.
But what do I care?
I've got so much to sell
After finding all this oil in the gutter.
Label here: Drug Deal On the Corner,
Kids Hiding Under the Bed.
But we know it's a lie
It's a lie with a line through it.
But what do I care?
I've got so much to sell
After finding all this oil in the gutter
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2. |
Happy Early Easter
00:57
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One rule
No love
One rule
No love songs
All love songs sound the same.
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3. |
Holes
01:29
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I meant me and the death of fear forever.
Bad souls
Mornings and me are full of holes.
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4. |
Git in the Mud
01:17
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Community, circles, basements, friends
Loneliness together
Go USA family
And if anyone told me that love was a choice
Still it wouldn't be easy,
No it wouldn't be easy.
Each a black hole and gouged out eyes.
Community, circles, basements, friends
Loneliness together
Go USA family
And lost seems free
Loneliness together
And lost seems free
But lost isn't free
No, lost isn't free.
Each a black hole and gouged out eyes.
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5. |
Whorecough
03:36
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I'll go to the backyard
I'll make you worry
Wake up in a sweat
What if death is nothing but sound?
I'll go.
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6. |
Mary's Rat
02:39
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The walls of the room are white and short.
You claw, because there is nothing else to do.
The words try, try, try, and honey.
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Quiet Year Records Richmond, Virginia
virginia diy forever
releasing and distributing independent music and art from october 2012-2015, relaunched fall 2018.
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