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Big Kill
02:55
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Bored from sleeping through your days
When boredom morphs into shame
You’re gonna make it one day
But for now just wait it out
Sad but entertained
American idols are dead
Idle unaware
Looking for a fix
Get by get by get by
Big kill
Big time
You’ve got nothing to say
You better play in a band
Coz the stage excuses
A bad outfit
Get by get by get by
Big kill
Big time
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2. |
Half Man / Half Moth
02:44
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There once was a man
Or was he a moth?
He had 2 big bug eyes
And hands made of cloth
Parasocial
Interaction
Scrolling through
My satisfaction
And one day I'll want off
But not tonight
I'm half man half moth
Drawn towards the light
There once was a moth
Or was he a man?
He was always searching
For a decent place to land
Broken people
Breaking people
Here's the church
And here's the steeple
And a thousand years from now
None of us will care
I'm half man half moth
Only the moon's still there
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3. |
Let You Down
02:22
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4. |
9th Kindgom
05:56
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The train passes by
We all walk in
With a compulsion of a fire alarm
And wait
You wanna get out but it’s too late
In the state of a frozen will
You can struggle
But they won’t unlock the doors
All that’s left is to scream
And outside
It’s post-rain
It’s dark enough
It’s irony
How can you heal
When you are haunted?
How can you stay
When you are pushed away?
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Enabling Behaviour Cardiff, UK
Overtly pretentious and emotionally sterile, Enabling Behaviour are probably the most overrated band you've heard all year.
Emerging from the primordial sonic ooze of the bleaker side of the Cornish punk scene,
described as "unbearable noise" by their neighbours - but don't let that put you off, because they need the ticket sales to afford their extravagant and hedonistic lifestyles.
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