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Screen Test
05:21
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2. |
In Retrograde
04:39
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3. |
Table Tennis
03:35
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Table Tennis
I care the most
I care the least
I sent my girl on down the street
All by herself
And there she goes
I'll check the alley I suppose
But she never rode by
And I'll wipe your nose
And buy you clothes
And hide the fact you're Predisposed
Right from the start
So off you go
We'll keep you moving to and fro
You're gonna be fine
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And I keep comparing myself to the wrong people
And I'm gonna be resilient, man
And not get recognized
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My father was a cosmonaut
But lost his pictures and forgot
Then we play under her weight
And while she laughs, I suffocate
And woke up screaming.
I'm touching lamps
Inside her head
And now they've chased her outta bed
It wasn't her
Yeah take my lid
And block the bad ones getting in
So shut your eyes now
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I keep comparing myself to the wrong people
And I'm gonna be resilient, man
And not get recognized
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4. |
Histories
05:45
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The Dirty Banks Minneapolis, Minnesota
"The Dirty Banks play a brand of indie-rock that pays homage to the sounds of the ‘90s while keeping things current. Chunky
pop hooks clash with fuzzed-out guitars and sweet keys to make a satisfying aural odyssey."
The Dirty Banks Is:
Danaca Booth, Tim DeYoung, Jon Heinz, Holly Heinz, David Smith
... more
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