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Loverscruff

by Codist

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Automobiles 03:39
I lost my faith in medicine I lost my favourite medicine I lost my confidence in you Send me to the sea And set me alight while the irony Is still getting lost on you Tell me honestly Just why you want to raise your voice To reach the peaks, the summits and the crests And focus all of your concentration On the neutral greys and blacks Forget about the reds And tell me how it feels To be completely healed By automobiles And houses
2.
Are the worms in your brain singing the blues? 'Cause your face at the door has been more amused Are your friends at the weekend fucking you up? 'Cause you look like a melted painting I should've told you I was leaving But you're trying your hardest to deceive me I might come back tomorrow evening But I probably won't We walk together without a single word We're usually laughing when we're hungover You look like want to pull out my tongue And grind it into the pavement It's moments like these that I don't say a word I let you deal with your problems 'cause they're fucking absurd I'll keep on keeping my distance 'til it happens again And again and again and again and again and again
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Bleach 03:43
And I'm trying Trying to speak But the words won't form cause my mouth is filled with bleach And I'm thinking Thinking I might Just go to bed without telling anyone And I'm watching Watching the street For any signs of life that may be around me And I'm waiting Waiting for peace Before I swan dive into the deep My guns are hid My smile is forced And I'm not telling anyone at all

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Recorded Nov '14 - Jan '15 in GCU and Philip's bedroom

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released January 24, 2015

Music and lyrics by Codist
Philip Ivers - vocals, guitar, percussion
Sam Cocks - guitar, violin, backing vocals
Michael McClure - bass, backing vocals
Tom Fraser - drums, backing vocals

Album artwork by Paul Ivers

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