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Fun or Something
01:38
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its just fun or something
passin by still so high
in the end its nothing
i dont know why but i cant lie
words dont mean a thing to me. your exactly who i thought youd be
its just fun or something
slidin by not caring why
in the end its nothing
your words a lies
but ill just let it fly
well ill just let them fly
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Somewhere in New Jersey
01:16
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the waitress starin back at me and i dont know what to say
my eyes are blood red ya see her world is dead to me
dead to me
dead to me
i wont see her ever again her world is dead to me
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Across The Damn
04:01
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gone
for so long
seein roads
that i never thought id be on
for so long
ive been gone
for so long
stoned on the road
on the go
goin somewhere and ive been
gone
for so long
ive been gone
for so long
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Flipasaurus Rex
00:50
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Momentum
02:44
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your living in a different frame. for me it isnt current
i was there once. living in that time
it was a time of change. a chance to find who i was
im stuck wonderin why. you are living here
i dont have ADD. but man its hard to focus
cant take my mind off her. and i fear that battle cant be won
ive got to stop and think. about some things that ive done
hey Mitch hows it going? im busy picking my brain apart
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Mental Blues
04:51
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those mental clues. im livin the daily blues
what should i do. where should i go
my left side is frozen. my right is on fire
what can i do. livin the daily blues
the glaring sun. seers my eyes
what can i do. livin split into
it would probably be even worse. then living life as a curse
those mental clues. livin the daily blues
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Reishi recommends:
pop/punk guys Jon Mitch and Jakes otha band
go to album
Brooklyn Power Violence. these dudes crush (beers)
go to album
these dudes have no friends and its cause jake and mitch play in this band. emo kidz doe
go to albumIf you like Reishi, you may also like:
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All Girls Go To Heaven
by Mint Green
Bright and dazzling guitar pop radiates out from this irresistible LP from Mint Green, with choruses as big as summer sky.
go to album
Rising Philadelphia band balance oversized pop punk hooks with vivid, intimate lyrics, presenting a raw, honest vision of guitar music.
go to album
