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Winters teeth
05:03
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Winters Teeth
Its not like I come here very often anymore
I’ve lost all my patience I can’t take it anymore
We’ve all got our problems, our personal wars
don’t look so eager, you’re not getting anymore
In your disguise, you’re safe in sorrow safe in sorrow
The look in their eyes and its all for nothing all for nothing
Still feels like winter when you were around
I can’t seem to shake it, I can’t touch the ground
Its not like we live here in these palaces of mud
I can remember, the summer falling the summer falling
In your disguise, you’re safe in sorrow safe in sorrow
The look in their eyes and its all for nothing all for nothing
Fifth of September 1941, the world comes a calling
calling for the son, all is forgiven as he kneels down in the sand
The sins of the father in the fathers own right hand
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Meat walker
04:24
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Meat Walker
Filled with lies
bereft of soul
scraping beauty from the bottom of the bowl
don’t lose your mind
don’t lose your soul
scraping beauty from the bottom of the bowl
Hey hey the cops are on their way
now you gotta a reason to be
gettin out my face
ride in style with your hair on fire
trippin out yo mind
an shouting at the choir
scraping beauty from the bottom of the bowl
Hey hey get the fuck outta my way
I’m on my way to heaven
and you’re messing up my day
Gone gone they let you out alone
ain’t no levitation in your radiated bones
walk outside
on the telephone wire
trippin out yo mind
with your brain on fire
Gone gone put out on the lawn
They’ll never see it coming
til its living in they’re home
Here come the meat walker
here come the meat walker
Hey hey get the fuck outta my way
I’m on my way to heaven
and you’re messing up my day
Here come the meat walker
here come the meat walker
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Razorhouse Chicago, Illinois
Razorhouse singer songwriter Mark Panick formed Razorhouse in 1990, then reformed the band in 2016 with percussionist David Suycott (Robert Pollard, Stabbing Westward) and bassist Curtis Ruptash (Peabody & Sherman) and signed to Heatshield Records to release “Codex Jun”. ... more
Razorhouse recommends:
New Prog done correct
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