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You look so sad
I want to dry your tears
I'll even lend my hand
My shoulder sleeve and ears
For fragile flesh and bones
The words I hear and turn to stone

The smiles fade; anger it turns
My heart: I can't admit it burns
I break my neck five days a week
When I turn away from what I see
It hurts it soothes it's what I need

When I feel alone
When I feel at home
When I have a chance
To be the one who knows

I don't know what it means
To live this sad charade
But I'll be there when it seeks
A friend whose dues are paid

In the end I'm still alone
But that's fine I like the simple life
I loosen my belt and situate
It's not like it's gonna change
And in the end I'm still alright

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from It's Easier To Make A Mess, released November 14, 2014

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Dream-punk from the DC metro area. 90s kids being loud and fuzzy.

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