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Sticks & Stoners
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give it time she said with doubt
I heard the words play through her mouth
the taste came sour from her tongue
listen to the thoughts i bring
supply my body warmth with sting
the kinda sting that feels so young.
Im dependent on the strife
the kinda hate that free's a life
from self-righteous haunting past
and I'm addicted to this voice
not by chance and not by choice
the kinda voice that seems to last
and it goes like
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Flint Hill York, Pennsylvania
Flint Hill throwing together some acoustic jams since freshmen year of college.
Just piecing together the fragments of our lives.
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Swimming With Sharks
by The Occupants
Sweet ass hardcore pop-punk fresh out of VA. Played with these guys at Empire!
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