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End of the Line
02:52
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You keep on wasting my time
But everybody just says it's fine
But now there ain't no reason or rhyme
So baby catch me wasting on the vine
Tell me do you want an out?
All you talk about's how it's what you wanted
We're out here risking our lives
For 40 hours a week at a time
But when you're on that end of the line
The little things start piling on
And make you feel like it's all wrong
Tell me do you want an out?
Do you wanna hear what everybody's talking about?
How it's what you wanted
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Beach Lounge
03:19
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Take a look around, see me now
You had me fooled but now
Your heart's so cold
You're leaking out your soul
And baby I don't know
Your colors start to show
That girl her heart's so cold
How did I get wound around this way?
Spinning round and round your wheel all day
Untie me from this ride so I can breathe
And tell me I'm ok
So when you see me out
On the town, come around
I'm dressed up like a clown
Cut me down
How did I get wound up like a fool?
All I know, that girl her heart's so cold
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Yeah, I understand but I don't know
Can't see eye to eye, so I'll just go
I just wanna get inside your head
I just wanna get inside your head...
Do colors look the same
Through each other's eyes?
Yeah I understand, but now I feel like
My head's in the sand
Maybe there's only what you see
Maybe we're alone inside our heads
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Antarcticats Atlanta, Georgia
Antarcticats was a four-piece surf punk band hailing from Atlanta, GA that featured Andrew Joyce on guitar and vocals, Lisa
Rossi on lead guitar, Chris Senador on bass, and Chad Miller on drums.
Antarcticats formed in 2014 and dissolved in 2019.
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