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Take Arms
02:58
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For all the Northerners pretending to be Southern, take arms
All the business class still living with your mothers, take arms
All the billionaires that don’t believe in sharing, take arms
Now all the single parents scrounge to making a living, take arms
I don’t want us to be friends, I just want a little peace of mind
You always said we’re too young to be loved, well now I’m too old to judge
You seem to think we’ll jump when you jump, my father said enough is enough
Instead we’ll all get drunk, ‘til we drop, escape the bores of the job
Our way of saying, ‘I won't take it’
Do you think there's Southerners who wish that they were Northern
Cos we’re all weekend zombies drinking through the boredom
Is this the modern age that we’re all living? Take arms
I don’t want you to hate me, I just want a little peace of mind
You always said we’re too young to be loved, well now it looks like death from above
You seem to think we’ll jump when you jump, my sister said enough is enough
Instead we’ll all get drunk, ‘til we drop, escape the bores of the job
Our way of saying, ‘I won't take it’
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Never Enough
03:49
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You're feeling older,
We've both been living strange,
I've been trapped in bed for days
You can be cold but,
You can't hide your pain
I know you're scared of change
Take control
Take control
Take control
You stare for hours at the ceiling,
Take control
Take control
Take control
You always like to talk too much,
Take control
Take control
Take control
Interaction leaves you bitter,
Take control
Take control
Take control
Do you always feel afraid?
Scared to lose control
Culture bound alone
Decades on your own
Culture bound alone
When this pains over,
Your heart won't beat the same
In troubled times, reframe
If you feel happy - for a moment, of the day
Do you forget your shame?
I hate this place, I hate the world when it's not on your side, you're living strange, but you're the one
Scared to lose control
Culture bound alone
Decades on your own
Culture bound alone
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I don't believe in healthy living I don't believe in growing old
I do believe I'll die alone, stop me if I'm wrong
I never lost that loving feeling, I don't believe in the berlin wall
I read my news on social media I believe it all
Shut up man the TVs talking, shut up man the TVs on
Shut up man, stop your crying, no-one feels alone
Shut up Dad just stop your crying, shut up Mum there's nothing wrong
Shut up Son your time is over, mine has just begun
Sometimes I wish I was a different person, do you ever feel the same?
Sometimes I wish you were a different person, I feel the same thing everyday
Sometimes I wish I was a different person, do you ever feel the same?
Saomeitmes I wish I had a different body, I feel the same thing everyday
I don't believe that change can happen, the world goes on there is no hope
I don't believe in global warming, maybe its just warm
You talk just like a politician you say a lot and nout at all
I don't believe in simple living, I believe in war
Don't feel like you have to be you
Sometimes I wish I was a different person, do you ever feel the same?
Sometimes I wish you were a different person, I feel the same thing everyday
Sometimes I wish I was a different person, do you ever feel the same?
Sometimes I wish I had a different body, I feel the same thing everyday
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Low Hummer Hull, UK
Low Hummer are a 6 piece from Hull who make danceable, synth-heavy post-punk. They write about feelings of alienation in a modern world of consumerism and societal pressures from the safety of their band home - the New Adelphi Club.
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