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Brave
02:49
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2. |
Meet Me At Four Tree
04:00
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The homeless are awake and the tourists are still sleeping, the working class is weeping the night away, whoa
The clouds rule with an iron fist, the sun forever hiding
Moonbeams into.the abyss, keeping the shadows at bay...
Large cigars and beat up cars, the perfect eulogy
Where birds in suits and gopher shutes know no such thing as money
Meet Me at Four Tree
When the times are tough you feel like giving up
Meet me at Four Tree, whoa
When the times are tough you've got to live it up
Wind blowing through the leaves, above the crashing waves
The world it seems so goddamn far away, whoa
Bliss is at your fingertips, ignorance at stake
Counting all those dragons that you'll slay TODAY!
Meet me at Four Tree
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3. |
Remedy
05:04
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Tossing, turning
Demons screaming in the night
My vision is turning red, blood boiling in my bed
Wanting, yearning
Burning at the morning light
Still living until I'm dead
Stop yelling inside my head
Sleeping with spiders in this hell
Screaming in silence where I dwell
Reaching in darkness for some help
Searching for you or someone else
I've got your remedy!
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4. |
Not Now
05:09
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5. |
List of Names
04:27
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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'll always run away
Straight into the cross-hairs, securing my failure
I'm running again, I always run away
I'll always be stuck here, trapped with my failures
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6. |
Uncle
04:14
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7. |
Look The Other Way
02:37
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8. |
Setting Suns
03:31
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9. |
In Dreams
02:50
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Here
06:40
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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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