Nick Bozas Has A Kid
from Split with New Science Projects by Star Commander
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lyrics
We're trying to figure out where we are, clenching hard onto the edges of these maps. I don't know where we'll go, but anything is fine as long as it is not home. I need a job, you need more work. We're in a rut and it kind of hurts. I guess we'll let the stereo sing on and on and on. I've never been good with movement, the best thing I've done is over-thinking the motives, the motions, the feeling of fear of trying to release your tension so we could steer clear of jumping ship, throwing fits, that little annoyance in the back of your head. I guess we'll let the stereo sing on and on and on.
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from Split with New Science Projects,
released June 27, 2012
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Jun 2012 -
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Feb 2010
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