1. |
Ordinary Tribulations
02:53
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Expressing what my brain,
Has bled out in a day
There's nothing in a name
There's nothing in your name
(This is more than just a noise)
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2. |
Fried Chicken
02:07
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Costa Concordia
06:04
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Lovely Wastes,
Her and me
She knows
How sweet
Young and sprung
man, You must have died
Sitting back, letting my drunken eyes move to the streetlight,
Bleed through shade
Different versions of me cut open, different versions of you sewn in
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4. |
Manso's Homefries
04:41
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You've never been in love, Never sat on the of a road, letting go of small thoughts like balloons, in the sound of a sunday parade
If you reduce others to their destinations, you'll find you're left with nothing more that shedded snake skin and walmart receipts
And in defence, she got up on the fence, looked around, admired how green the grass was on both sides, and how clean the air was at her summit.
So let's undress, toss the salad a little more with our plastic hands and unlock the secrets hidden behind sour key locked doors
I never thought that I would see, another thought washed out to sea
and when your painted nails wear off
I miss the way you used to talk.
(No we can't take it down)
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5. |
Fried Chicken [reprise]
02:21
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we love you!
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Shipley Hollow
Shipley Hollow is a Trio based in Toronto, Canada who create fast paced, esoteric, groove oriented Math-rock.
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