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Shortie (Practice Demo)
02:44
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And the truth would have been much better
than walking in slack jawed and bitter
and talking sprits even further
towards downward spiral level quitter now.
Determination and commitment
shouldnt be replaced with being complacent
suffer now in this moment
stop being your biggest opponent
certain that you're mistreated
and feeling that you've been cheated
and knowing that you're defeated
self professed loser uncompleteled now.
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Biggest Riff
04:02
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We walked and talked out on 17th down in Nashville.
You spoke of dreams between you and me and told me that you had to run.
I'll never forget that I was bigger than myself down in Nashville
and I had hoped and prayed there would never come a day that this would fade away.
Dont fade away; keep it running!
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Lovely! Dayton, Ohio
From all endings new beginnings rise. This is the case with Lovely! Members of Shadyside, The Sound for Language, and Vows are coming together to make melodic hardcore and punk to rock out too.
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