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These Days
03:36
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These days
I feel so torn apart
Least that’s what she says
I understand the setup was too obvious
But I’m still confident (in _____?)
Persist though I confess
It’s a mess
Fixate
Two years of your life spent up counting half days
Just to save your pride you make your own plays
A Street Car Named Your Name now hits the big stage
Hey— you pulled for a success.
It’s a mess.
Unnatural dialogue
Off and on though often off
Won’t come around and test your patience
Delaying gratification
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Fine When
03:20
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I'm walking backwards//two feet going to check their trace
Old maps and atlases//foot notes I can't erase
It's so hard to ignore the fucking sound of your voice
played up with the lilt of a drunk man's poise
I was fine when all my friends were gone
I couldn't find them//I was stranded at Shipe park
I took a nap on a bench.
I'm not sure what I'm trying to find//attempt to define inside of these lines
I fell asleep on a bench.
Newspaper comforters//headlines wrapped over face
Words have their origins//you now drown under said weight
Getting blown by a dude in the ladies' restroom
while Roy Orbison croons to you them white-collard blues
I was fine when I was without you
I couldn't feel I was far enough away but how I was wrong
when I was without you I was a song with no words about how bad I was wronged.
Do you remember that photograph in my wallet I have? I woke up swimming in the lake, and, well...
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Belushi Rising Austin, Texas
Another filthy Austin-based-band cashing in our drink tokens and falling in love all too
quickly.
We formed in 2020 after having played in several other bands for years.
The Hand of Fate slapped all those projects around a bit but thankfully we are way into that kind of thing.
That and biting.
Animal House X Art House
photo by Dusana Photography
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