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Sun For Ice
02:36
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So let me change like the weather
So let me change for the better
I moved on from you I found something new
I found things to do that help me forget you
I feel awake from the dead, I cleared you from my head
I grabbed a hammer and smashed the ice, I feel free from your vice
Focused on me instead, I got over all of my dread
Traded the sun for the ice and now I’m free from your vice
Seasons change and people too, that’s how I feel about you
I put myself first, my time with you starts to disperse
I was never your first choice, you never wanted to hear my voice
I should’ve taken that as a sign, I left you that’s the bottom line
I feel awake from the dead, I cleared you from my head
I grabbed a hammer and smashed the ice, I feel free from your vice
Focused on me instead, I got over all of my dread
Traded the sun for the ice and now I’m free from your vice
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2. |
Nothing To See
02:59
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Leave me be, there’s nothing to see
Somethings changing me, something changed in me
Frustrate me, get in my head
I'd rather have you be a stranger instead
My time with you was filled with dread
Forget about me, get me out of your head
Other thinking all of this self doubt
Now you’re moved out, moved out
Taking these pills, to make my mind still
Now you’re moving on, moving on
Now is this seasonal or this just me
I’m just feeling down, nothing new to see
There’s nothing to see, this is just me
There’s nothing to see, this is just me.
Frustrate me, get in my head.
Id rather have you be a stranger instead.
My time with you was filled with dread
Forget about me, get me out of your head.
Seasonal
Just me
Feeling down
New to see
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Superstition Bangor, Maine
Brandon: Guitar & Vocals
Drew: Drums
Seymour: Bass
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Link to Bad Luck music video:
vimeo.com/237494629
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