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Gold Dust
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One day I’ll quit thinking in “one day” terms
Knowing my luck, I won’t go out in style I’ll dive head first
I look like I saw a ghost and I might as well be one
I was never hired here but I’d say my job is done
I left more skin behind than I care to admit
I feel I look my best when I feel like shit
Good thing God always watches
Can’t get it up If I'm not.
I'm coming home and you're free to lock the doors.
I'm coming home but home isn't you any more.
There's no place in you for someone who has this many scalps on his belt. And every scalp is another version of his stupid fucking self.
You thought you were in love with devil. You thought you were, but i've never been to hell. And i'll never get to heaven no, no no when the appeal on the brochure is a false false sell.
When I bite the dust it better be gold
You've got a shotgun mouth and I got the trigger pulled
The pen is mightier til you run out of words
And I got my tongue cut off in the last verse
Drag the river til you find my head
Don’t listen to it, throw it into evidence
It will bullshit about limerence
And how we could all live there if we knew where “there” is
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In Greater Numbers Los Angeles, California
I make music that doesn't sound professional.
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Mathy progrock, great grooves and tight jams. These dudes have it.
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