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We Just Might Live Again
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Tell me what your secret is, oh what your secret is
Tell me what your secret is, oh you're so secretive
I had a party, you weren't invited,
You prayed to God that I'd be struck by lightning, oh
We Just Might Live Again
If you're ever visitin then bring me lots of stuff when you come
Gosh almighty where is everybody? Did I miss the rapture?
Who the fuck is calling my phone?
We Just Might Live Again
Don't get stuck when you come
When we did where the fuck do we go?
I've been waiting on it far too long
Started as a bug got crushed on the pavement
Came back a bird and died from amazement
Came back a snake but just couldn't take it
Drowned myself now I stay in the basement
I've been waiting on it far too long
Earth to captain, somethin is happenin
I am pretty sure that we're crashin
and it looks like my seatbelt strap is stuck
Well ain't that just my luck
Do you remember that time that you tried to slap me?
Killing things always made you happy
Somewhere in space they wonder if we exist
God's ears against your lips
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Oh Look At Us
02:46
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6 A.M.
02:57
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If This Is Love
03:12
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The Art Of Passing time Huntsville, Alabama
The Art Of Passing time is a two piece band from Huntsville Alabama. The band consists of Jerome McDonald (vocals, guitar, bass, drums. synth) and Robby Owens (Guitar, Bass, Keyboard, Organ). One of the core concepts of the band is to not limit themselves to just one genre of music. Their influences range from surf music to EDM, to Grunge, to pop, and their music impressively reflects that. ... more
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