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Keep Walking
02:08
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What's the point in talking are you beyond saving
Are we getting to the end of this conversation
If you feel let down turn the blame around
And you better keep walking cos there's nothing to see here
Do you fear extinction like a dinosaur gone overnight
Do you feel abandoned were you feeling left now you're leaning right
If you're saying nothing then you're farming hate
Much too little is much too late
The time to start is the time today
So keep walking away
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Hit the Ground
02:24
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One for the road and by the way
I wouldn't blame you for a single day
Ain't got the legs to walk away
If this ships run aground, if this ships going down
I won't stop you if you hit the ground
Running I won't drag you down
I won't stop you if you hit the ground
I won't drag you down
To fill the lungs and be submerged
I might have to pull this trigger first
Hope for the best but prepare for the worst
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Anchored by the Weight
02:31
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Did we achieve nothing or did we conquer worlds
Fighting through the static can you hear these words
Are we running away from each other or are we only running away from ourselves?
These moments are fleeting is a memory worth repeating
Respite comes in the form of sleep
These thoughts they need stopping but feeling somethings better than nothing when you're anchored by the weight of the blackness of the grief
Will things get any better or just slowly worse
Let's talk about the weather and not the things that hurt
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Down And Outs Liverpool, UK
Punk rock band from Liverpool. Just three mates making music and playing a few gigs now and again.
Down And Outs recommends:
Our mates from Leeds. Good, solid, punk rock. SOUND.
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A bandcamp page for Mark's other music.
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