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I’ll take everything I ever did and pretend it never happened.
Even the things I did right.
I want to pretend it never happened.
Wipe me clean.
Erase, rewrite, repeat.
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Divide By Ages
02:30
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It doesn’t matter what we say, but I like to think:
We’re neither here nor there,
take a step back and see where we really are.
Where I could have been?
Let’s just forget it.
I’m happy where I am.
Let’s enjoy every bit.
I’ll try to enjoy every bit.
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Dry Stone Walling
02:35
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Another memory torn down from the wall
The sudden realisation that it’s not going to be the same at all
It’s all dry stone
Not bricks and mortar
(But really in the end it doesn’t matter)
Am I deciduous?
I always thought i was an evergreen
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Rotten
01:52
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“After all is said and done, after all the complaining and the crying and the fucking bullshit, is this all there is?”
You’re setting like the sun
You’re so bright yet you’re letting so much darkness inside
You chose to be alone
And every word you speak
Is like a poison to my brittle bones
You’re blocking my path
I spent my summer in hospital waiting rooms
The only thing that made me ill
Was letting you walk away and not regretting it still
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Blindside
02:30
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We were always moving forward
You couldn't see it yet
With your head turned over your shoulder
It’s a surprise you ever saw anything coming up ahead
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Hercules Rockefeller Manchester, UK
Dougal - Bass
Joe - Guitar
Matt - Drums
Vocals - Everyone
Manchester, UK.
Email: Herculesrockefelleruk
[at]gmail.com
Hercules Rockefeller recommends:
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