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We're just tiny little specks in an infinite multiverse
Yet somehow we feel fat
That's what they do to us...
We pout when we're mad and we shop when we're sad
Put some tape over your webcam
I heard you dropped your phone in the toilet again
It's my party.
I'm not going to cry this year.
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Boneshaker
02:29
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You look tired
You should smile more
What are you going to do with your life?
We just want what's best for you
I know I can be a little unpredictable
Like homemade fireworks
Like love and death and math-rock
Like everyone else on earth
Some days I feel it
Some days I feel myself faking it
Swear on a bible, dance on a table
Forgive your rivals, cancel your cable
Are you going to wear that?
Are you going to heaven?
We are surprisingly transparent for such an obese species...
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The Low Joy Ceiling Saskatchewan
The Low Joy Ceiling met through on ad on the bulletin board at their local Long & McQuade. Their debut EP, Crooked Bangs, was written in a backyard nuclear fallout shelter and recorded in the belly of a whale. The EP was recording live off the floor in a single take using only one microphone. Also, if you play it backwards it will reveal the coordinates to the Baalbek alien landing site. ... more
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