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British Columbia
05:58
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Wasps, buzzing wasps
Visiting the world that Grampa haunts
Betrayed by irrational response
My mountain pine
Always was afraid of dying young
Eternally dreamless valium
Shit water shot right out of me
Cattleguard protects my family
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Hockey Mom
04:18
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Monday's a fun day for skating and sticking my veins
From daytime T.V to nights at my son's hockey games
You would never know my cul-de-sac is full of
I don't talk about it no one talks about it
God is all of us and politics are polished
No one talks about it I don't talk about it
All my friends are finding veins
I wonder how I still remain
Living off government cheese
This middle life is right for me
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That Gem Was A Sentence Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Steve Bonitobabalavadis - Guitars
Anthony Dick Clark - Guitars and vocals
Jackson (Jack son) Walker - Drums
Evan Caldwell - Manager and house sitter
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