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Over Emotional Tears
05:07
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Over Emotional Tears (2014)
Night after night, we fight to the death
Killing ourselves, step by step
Losing our footing, falling apart
Where does this end? And where do we start?
Battle scars and confusion minds
Arguments happen, time after time
Ringing bells tear us apart
Where does this end? And where do we start?
But it wouldn’t be the same
If you weren’t here
All your lying and fighting
Screaming and crying
Your over emotional tears
But it wouldn’t be the same
If you weren’t here
All your lying and fighting
Screaming and crying
Your over emotional tears
Anti-depressants fill our cocaine love
A growing addiction to life above
Eating ourselves til we fall apart
Where does this end? And where do we start?
Sex is all we have left
We just fuck each other til our last breath
Destroying memories, breaking apart
Where does this end? And where do we start?
But it wouldn’t be the same
If you weren’t here
All your lying and fighting
Screaming and crying
Your over emotional tears
But it wouldn’t be the same
If you weren’t here
All your lying and fighting
Screaming and crying
Your over emotional tears
And I still remember, our first day together
You took my hand, and said this is forever
You told me that we’d be, forever and so free
You told how you loved me, and I’m all you need
But that wouldn’t last, as we went too fast
And soon enough, you’re just lost in the past
But I’m okay, I prefer it this way
There’s just one last thing that I will say
So don’t cry to me
So don’t cry to me
So don’t cry to me
So don’t cry to me
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2. |
Signalling Angels
04:01
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Only Ride Here Maitland, Australia
ONLY RIDE HERE is an Grunge-Alternative Rock Band from Maitland, Australia. Formed in 2013 by school friends Luke and Heath, Only Ride Here has spent the past 12 months in and out of the studio perfecting their raw & uncontrolled brand of Grunge.
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