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Falling In Line
02:55
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I’m feeling fucked up in my head.
The same old thing I need some medicine.
I think I might be breaking.
Another shift, another sun and moon.
Four wasted days, another three to lose.
I think I might be failing.
I don’t make the rules. I break ‘em all the time.
I don’t need your rules, but I keep falling in line.
Break down the daily news.
Tough fuckin’ shit you know you got it good.
I think I might be sinking.
Black out this lit up room.
I piss and moan about the way things were.
I think I might be fading.
I don’t make the rules. I break ‘em all the time.
I don’t need the rules, but I keep falling in line.
I don’t make the rules. I break ‘em all the time.
I don’t need your rules, but I keep falling in line.
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2. |
Thirty Something
02:38
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Right now we’re one in the same
Last night you forgot my name
Feel like the loneliest of all
No stranger
This feeling’s strange
Slight danger
I saw you afraid
Feel like the loneliest of all
Each time I hit, can’t break the fall
Just wanna sink into these walls
Don’t try to catch me when I fall
Back when we were young and insane
No thoughts of yesterday’s
Those days are gone and I miss them all
Today we start again
Today we make amends
Feel like the luckiest of all
Each time trip I break the fall
Just wanna tear down all the walls
You catch me every time I fall
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3. |
I'll Be Fine
03:03
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4. |
The Traces
02:13
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5. |
Under Covers
03:44
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FIENDS London, Ontario
FIENDS are an indie rock/punk band from London Ontario.
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