session, january 13, 2015, by they were the big things

session, january 13, 2015

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1.	stroke of luck [january 13 2015] 01:58	lyrics	buy track
my feet crush the earth as i walk up (now just ice and dust) my blood, of course, swallows it all (and i will burn) cause it's all pneumonia and bleach from here (we've got firemen (at the door)) (i got) a whiff of gasoline / burned, from down the street, / and i think we're losing a life but i can never tell. and i can tell that your eyes are glued to me.
2.	you don't make anybody happy. [january 13 2015] 02:37	lyrics	buy track
all the places you seem to be haunting are the places i seem to be wanted. the people there don't treat me well; like i'm coin at a wishing well. (does that ring a bell?) all the places you seem to be needing are the places i seem to be fleeing the people seem to be caught in a paradox of what i want vs. "just cause". "you don't make anybody happy. you're not happy. you don't know who you are or what you've become. but don't you dare feel worthless. you're worth it" you people sicken me. you people make me feel worthless.

released January 14, 2015

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