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Endless
00:48
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They say that life is quick to end.
So our time short, but time well spent.
We'll sing these songs of reckless men.
And have an endless summer with our friends.
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Cherished and resent this town from what I've understood.
I've lived here long enough to see them all move on.
River Bottom Road holds fifteen years innocence.
Relationships I've made have come and gone.
The mess ups, the heartaches 'cause little earthquakes here and there have made me who I am. I'll be searching for that silver lining.
I want you to see this life is up to me,
Remain forever strong, I will never fall.
I don't want this love to die so If you love me,
you'll let me go.
Times have changed and so have I so if you love me,
you'll let me go.
I don't want this love to die so If you love me,
you'll let me go.
Times have changed and so have I so if you love me,
you'll let me go.
'Cause little earthquakes here and there.
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Push//Pull
03:16
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I'm so sick of it, all of it.
Ask me where my summer went.
It was spent cleaning up the mess that you made.
Deep inside of me. On my knees.
They says she's a prodigy.
Honestly, I just couldn't see past her lies.
I never expected the worst from you.
You let it all out and I never saw it coming.
And I'll be just fine by myself in my room.
You told me everything except the truth.
Take back everything.
Constantly, never where you'd say you'd be.
Hopefully you're just much to busy.
All those lies you'd say to me.
Do you think those are something I'd believe.
Making me push and pull my heart from my mind.
They say you never know what you had 'til it's gone.
I guess I'll never know, I never had you at all.
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Seasons
04:52
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Your eyes are cold just like your words.
I know it hurts, I know it hurts.
Is there something wrong with me?
Your time on earth is what you're worth.
I know it hurts, I know it hurts.
Is there something wrong with me?
I was standing too close to the edge.
I can't leave with a view like this.
Is there something wrong with me?
You said you'd stay, now you're away.
But I'm okay, but I'm okay.
There's nothing wrong with me.
The things you'd say seem so misplaced.
But I'm okay, Now I'm okay.
There's nothing wrong with me.
I was standing too close to the edge.
I can't leave with a view like this.
My heart's something you'll never miss.
Just a sliver of sentiment in your eyes, in your life.
And I'll try to stay perpetual in your mind.
And if I am, I'm probably impossible to find.
The stars that burn brightest burn out the soonest.
I never knew until now, we were temporary just like the leaves.
And they seem to be changing, story arranging.
And soon they will turn into dust, cause everyone leaves and everything will start to rust...
...will start to rust.
There's nothing wrong with me.
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Wired For Havoc Provo, Utah
Wired For Havoc
Manic Kat Records
Genre:
Punk/Rock
MEMBERS:
Andrew Conner
Chase Gerber
Axel Jasso
Devin White
Sean Gordon
Since: June 2013
Endorsements: @SJCdrums @MonikerGuitars
"Roll With The Punches" - OUT NOW!
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