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Always
03:24
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nothing always forever
nothing satisfies like a love song that's nothing but lies she said...
nothing but the sad sorry look in your eyes
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Poison
02:30
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wishing I could shed it
like this just went deep as skin
trying not to let it show
but there's no hiding from the shape I'm in
trying not to let it
let it seep into my blood
this poison
lacks a real modern remedy
this poison
spreads into everything else
trying to forget it
like a song stuck in my head
the trying never makes it go
you know it only makes it worse instead
wishing I could get it
back the way it was
but this poison
lacks a real modern remedy
this poison
it spreads into everything
this poison
it's as dead set as gravity
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Jellies Oakland, California
Basement noise pop from Adam Van der Veer (CA) + Tommy Wilson (UK). Debut album 'Jackie' released on Delicious Clam Records.
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