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Another crazy week lead to me spending the day I usually finish recording a demo writing a new one (I'm excited about the new track, will sound pretty different from what I've been uploading). Luckily I found this ol' gem from a few years ago so I still have something to post.

I think it's fair to say this fits nicely within the emo genre. I wrote and recorded this pretty quickly as an attempt at catharsis after a relationship ended. I actually really like this song's melodies and guitar, the vocals are rough as all get out but let's chalk that up to the pure emotional distress I was under. Or, if we're being realistic, it's probably because I didn't practice the parts enough times and figured "I'll never show this to anyone, it doesn't matter." Guess I was wrong. The lyrics are... well if you read them you'll see. Wish I had something fresh to post, this is good punishment.

Anyway, I think I'll make it a point to rerecord this one. See you next week!

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Fidgeting fingers wait anxious at the terminal
Breaking voices, they say so much more than we can tell
And the outlines around your eyes, they are unbearable.
And I know, we'll both be fine. But damn does this hurt like hell.

This surely is a hallmark moment, it took me ten whole months to blow it.
This milestone deserves a millstone, so wrap it around my throat.

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from Second Month Second Son, released February 2, 2015

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In Greater Numbers Los Angeles, California

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