1. |
L to R
02:54
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2. |
Refugees
02:01
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3. |
Bitter
02:23
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When yellow fades slowly
to different shades of blue,
to different parts too dark to tell.
My angler, my puzzle piece
my only light around.
My fear and my security.
The bitter in my mouth
keeps low.
From one day to who knows
the egg shells strewn in me.
that's why it's so hard to speak
From one day to who knows
if pining ached me less
if comfort didn't have a cost.
The bitter in my mouth
keeps low.
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4. |
Who Here's A Ghost
01:52
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5. |
Lord Dampnut
01:07
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I'm lord dampnut
I don't give a fuck
Do whatever I say
Do whatever I want
I am lord dampnut!
Fake hair
Fake tan
Doing all I can to make you understand
That I have got the new word
It's called alternative facts
My big hand is on your back
lord damp nut.
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ImposterBoys Houston, Texas
Rox Khodr - vocals, guitar
Jazz - bass, vocals
Hey Ann - drums
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Living in Houston, TX.
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