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Blood Brothers
03:02
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Never breaking even playing Keno machines
Though I'm losing all my money but domestic is free
In a Montana town
Rain don't seem to quit
And it only falls on me
We're down and out of luck, you say?
While our out of state plates head for a cheap motel
Vancouver's only on my mind
And it's hard not to think of home
'Cause we're down
Down and out of luck
The road is winding
And the river's rising
but her heart won't give up
Heading down and out
Still down and out
Heading down and out and in and out
We're down and out
Heading down and out
We're down and out of luck
She's teaching me to swim when I'm stranded at bay
Though I'm betting away all the cash I've saved
Rain's still throwing hell our way
And it's hard not to think of home
Back, back, get back to the Midwest
To head home
Head into my own bed
This time, we're driving all night
I'll stick my knife into my own hand
We're always down but we're heading out
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2. |
Wins & Losses
04:50
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...And it feels that I can't win
It just feels like I lose
and all I do is lose
Street stop signs
And all the stars in the sky
I wonder what road I'm gonna take
I wonder what road should I take
And I don't need your sympathy
Your dirty sympathy no more
This winter air is getting cold to my chest
I warm my hands with a breath
And all I need is some time alone
And it feels like I'll be traveling on
Well the moon outside
Ya know it never shined so bright
I've never seen it shine so bright
Like your big brown eyes
Well honey I can't feel pain
I haven't got a soul to blame
No soul's at stake
Yeah for all of this pain
Yeah all of this pain
But myself
Yeah I feel that I can't win
It just feels like I lose
...and all i do is lose
Feels I got no direction
But I'm totally obsessed with
Yeah finding out the truth
I've never seen you shine so bright
I won the war
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The Desarios Chicago, Illinois
Matt Allen- Vocals/Guitar
Alex Kruser- Guitar
Takakuni Ikuma- Bass
Connor Spurgeon- Drums
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