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Brave
02:49
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Reading J.D. Salinger by your window sill
Dream a little dream of a different place, oh any other place
You wish you were brave just like the rest
I wish I were brave just like the rest
Called you up last night
You were drinking with your make-believe friends I know you have
When the conversation is lacking it's a lonely life, my god, what a lonely life
You wish you brave just like the rest
I wish I were brave just like the rest
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2. |
List of Names
04:33
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I've got a list of names that are hard to say
So I keep them buried in my head
You've framed your mind to fit around
Every time you've tried to fly but couldn't leave the ground
I'm running again, I always run away
Straight into the crosshairs, securing my failure
I'm running again, I'll always run away
I'll always be stuck here, trapped with my failures
I'm running again, I'm running again
I'll always run away
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Not Now
04:59
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My phone won't stop ringing
And it's no one who's been calling
Not now
My promises won't stop breaking
I know it's all of these lies I've been making
Not now
My hands won't stop shaking
I wish I could say it's all of these people I've been meeting
Not now
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Louse New Hampshire
We're an indie/emo/punk band from Southern NH.
We all match our similar tastes and different tastes with a diverse sound that also sounds reminiscent to melodic indie / emo / punk from the late 90s and early 2000s.
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