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Ill-Fated (LIVE)
03:27
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I'll tear them both apart
Too long has passed by
Split personalities, abuse before my own eyes
It helps to know while
he may not realise now
It will occur in time
Whatever she has to offer
Will turn sour as lime
And I can't help feeling
Like I should have done
Something about it but
There's no way in hell
There is no way in hell,
There is no way in hell
Familiarity
Will breed contempt
As dark days give way to light,
Beginnings will give way to ends
I pray that I won’t have to break the silence but
It will occur in time that
Whatever she has to offer
Will turn sour as lime
And I can't help feeling
Like I should have done
Something about it but
There's no way in hell
Burnt bridges, ill-fated,
My god, it’s worse than we first thought
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2. |
All Or Nothing (LIVE)
02:54
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The first time I tried to write some songs, it didn't work
I tried to be more genuine and guess what, it got worse
Though I still can't say it's easy enough to start
When that moment comes, it doesn’t stop and it comes straight from the heart
I'm staying the course,
And so far I am sticking to the plan,
& if we’re only doing nothing
Then there's nothing left to lose
No other options to choose
It never occurs to me just how much I might know
Because I couldn’t possibly imagine where I’d go
If I did something else, no backup in my brain
So I'll try with all my might to stop the days feeling the same
I’m staying the course,
And so far I am sticking to the plan
& if we’re only doing nothing
Then there's nothing left to lose
Cause when I sing I work for no one,
And when I play my mind is free
And when the hammer falls on empty
It don’t come easily to me
Cause when I sing I work for no one,
And when I play my mind is free
And while the hammer falls on empty
It don’t come easily
Cause when I sing, I work for no one
And when I play my mind is free
And I'll grab the chance with both hands
Cause when I sing
I work for no one else
And when I get the chance
I’ll grab it with both hands
Both hands
Cause baby, when I sing, I work for no one
When I sing, I work for no one
When I work, I do it for myself
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Lumbering (LIVE)
02:47
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Oh, do you feel like another number,
Do you feel like you could die,
And the impact would barely even scratch the surface
It’s formulated from the ground up
To streamline how they think of you
Consumerism's getting in the way of progression
I want to be valued
As much as I value my time
Make it worth my while
and I’ll make it worth yours
I just want better, for those around me
And for those who have yet to be born
So are we adding to the damage
If it's the way we're forced to live
Feeling powerless to affect a change,
to make our voices heard
I cannot safely say I know what to do
But telling the whole truth from their truth
Starts and fucking ends with you
I want to be valued
As much as I value my time
Make it worth my while and I’ll make it worth yours
I hope that it's not too late
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Brasser Glasgow, UK
Brasser are an energetic and heavy alt-rock duo from Glasgow, made up of Paul Mills and Aidan McAllister who fuse together complex yet catchy arrangements with soaring harmonies and driving rhythms.
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