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In Her Eyes
03:07
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One drink to many
The Last one was to blame
desperate for her interest
conversation faded away from you
that American Spirit was coming to an end
Ash it out on The Driveway
Stumbling Slowly through the hallway
bracing herself one arm on each side
making her way to the bed on the floor
she had said good night!
Yellow walls, Dim Lights, Patterns that had us all mesmerized
I was a fool to think there was strength in numbers
that we would be safe if we all stuck together
Nothing could prepare me for what happened that night
to see the pain and confusion in her eyes
Nothing Added up , Nothing Felt right
I see it In her eyes
One Drink to Many his actions are to blame
assuming what she wanted , but he took that choice away
the burn from the whiskey in the back of her throat
not only silenced her voice, it fucking silenced her soul
Her eyes glazed over paralysis set in
whimpering objections excused by only him
he didnt care about her , He didn't fucking ask
Boys will be boys excuses how he acts
I'm exhausted, I'll hold your hand
as we make this Get away
TIred eyes roll back in my head
we're all here , we're all safe
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Replacement
03:53
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I can't tell what your in this for
Is it the Feeling or the Prize ?
It's hard to tell when I'm on my knees
staring into your hazel eyes
Hazel Eyes
Is he Hungry? Out to get me!
Is he Hungry? Get him away from me!
Are you hiding something I can't see?
behind that Cheshire grin
haunted eyes follow me
your breath drips with red
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The Quirk Grand Rapids, Michigan
The Quirk is a Midwest Punk band from Grand Rapids, Michigan. Fronted by Bek Graham (vocals, guitar), Pat Brinkley (guitar), Jon Moody (bass), and Jen Tonon (vocals, drums) and Ash Ginder (sax). Harnessing the raw power and grittiness of 90s grunge bands with playful ska-oriented influences and empowering lyrics. ... more
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