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Car Keys
01:33
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Goddamn
Have you seen
What I did
With my car keys
I need it for a trip to the hardware store
Spackle and a putty knife
Patching up the holes in my brain
Oh hell
I lost it
My shoes and
My wallet
Every door I walk through anymore
Make my memory terminate
I need it for the computer store
Mental software needs updates
Patching up the holes in my brain
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Howie Scream
01:10
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Kicked out from a locomotive
And plummet to my death
Discover a murdered body
Claw hammer to the head
Live and die, live again
Through the airwaves
Though I cry in wrenching pain
I'll never be saved
A bar fight, thrown through a window
He stabbed me in the heart
Flung into a snowy crevice
Dogs tore this house apart
Live and die, live again
Through the airwaves
Though I cry in wrenching pain
I'll never be given rest
Always fall to my death
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The dullest man in the world
Revealed to me his philosophy
He said "I'll laugh when I am dead"
But that's not a thing that anyone says
So I guess when the Fates have snipped his thread
I'll dig him up to see who's laughing now
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Tiger Castle Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
"Music that makes you wanna play Tony Hawk's Pro Skater."
Power pop but dumber, pop punk without
the baggage. If you like harmonized guitar leads, fast dense songs, sometimes being really dreamy, air-guitaring at the back of the basement show crowd, Jeff Rosenstock, Rozwell Kid, Diarrhea Planet, or PUP, you'll probably like us. Go Birds.
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