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Stateside Ghost
03:13
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On the wrong side of indifference. You loved her in a dream once, as good as rolling hard ways for you. The days came and wrung you out, seems another year just took you down. You wanna feel something other than, time spent alone. Looking at today as a start; you're making the most of your stateside ghost.Them cheap thrills, seem to cost more now. There's no fun in anything without risking it all. I thought time would make you change your mind, just another tour before you resign. When you wanna feel something other than, time spent alone.
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Behold The Glow
03:11
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When everything's been seen, how you gonna live on the road? He said 'the road still live inside of my head, I'll be free as a ghost' he said. 'I'll go it alone'. Behold the glow, what was a steady start has now rolled me over. All this going against the grain has made me a bitter man. 'She'll always live inside of my head, there she'll never be alone' he said.Behold the glow, what was a steady start has now rolled me over. When the scars become your shield and your smiling eyes feel wide. When what you have feels like enough, you've arrived. Behold the glow, what was a steady start has now rolled me over.
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Fever
02:53
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She draws me in. I still feel like a kid sometimes in her rag top CJ. The long nights and a lung full of chesterfields. I'd race home just to find out what she's made of. You'll never see me the same. I've never pressed against your skin so hard, the day you walk away i'll know the fever inside my bones only got worse. Every breathe in my memory just beats out of my chest so easy. I never thought this stone in my chest would ever break. We never rejoiced or thought it would turn out this way. You'll never see me the same. I've never pressed against your skin so hard, the day you walk away I'll know the fever inside my bones only got worse.
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Escape Wheel Arvada, Colorado
Nick-Bass
Ian-Guitar
John-Drums
Shea-Vox/Guitar
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