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Monster Trucks
03:06
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Spent a weekend in bed just thinking of you
Riding our bikes up the unpaved avenue
But the dirt road's been paved over now, bounded by houses that sprout up
Like weeds in a cemetery
We were just kids, just stupid kids
We didn't know what we wanted
I’m sorry for some things I did and for some things I didn’t do
I can’t say that I never knew
Maybe this is how we die
Or maybe how we will survive
Explosions in the sky
Explosions in the sky
We always have a way with words when things seem brutal
Bet you’ve never heard of something so futile
Words of wisdom dangled, like yarn to a cat
It is no more, and no less than that
I'll tell you all my dirty little secrets
If you tell me how you feel
I don’t have much to offer you now
But I’ll tell you how I feel
And you can tell me how you feel
And I’ll tell you how I feel
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You're a Ghost
02:43
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Ships crash in the night
Secrets never lie
We were saying goodbye
Lie lie lie lie lie lie lie
Compass spinning, out of rhythm
We’re always taking on water
Ears ringing, deafening
We’re always taking on water
Sinking again and just like that
Sinking again that just like that you’re a ghost
Wreck of the new era
Twilight and terror
We were saying goodbye
Lie lie lie lie lie lie lie
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Readership Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Another doomsday passed us by.
Readership recommends:
adrian did some stuff with instruments
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The way we drank there was hardly any money for music
by Trackjackets
Matt and Adrian's other project Trackjackets made this compilation, hosted by 502 SOUTH, an awesome west philly DIY collective
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by Strum & Thrum
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This Toronto group's sound unabashedly hearkens back to the bouncy indiepop of the Darling Buds and the Primitives.
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Mothers Cry And Then We Die.
by Nymphlord
Alt-rock that’s alternately slashing and serene, Nymphlord surrounds sugar-sweet melodies with toothy riffs.
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