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In the End
02:41
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everything is quiet
nothing comes to mind
i know this nicotine will be by my side
slowing down my heart
increasing my high
as i sit here and wait
for america to die
hairline is receding
blood flow starts flowing
ever so slowly
my skull will cave in
my lungs will collapse
i'll just be a memory of what i thought i had
the big big spenders, go on destroying lives
a mother sits with her child
and slowly starts to cry
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2. |
Lonesome Road
01:36
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hundred thousand miles down
a hundred thousand to go
doesn't matter how hot
doesn't matter how cold
she doesn't care who i am
she doesn't want to know
if i ain't got anything
i've got this lonesome road
is there anybody out there
who can make me smile for one day
i'd give you everything.
give you little hope and faith and a little bit of change
c'mon babe what do you say?
everyone in this town is already dead
lets leave, lets leave, we can fucking split
then we can make it to the end.
but in the end where do you and i begin?
hundred thousand miles down
a hundred thousand to go
doesn't matter how hot
doesn't matter how cold
she doesn't care who i am
she doesn't want to know
if i ain't got anything
i've got these songs i wrote
i'm so sick and tired of all this punk rock apathy
this is pointless it has nothin' to do with me.
even though i'm always the odd man out,
the loner kid whose lost and doesn't wanna be found
around this town
hundred thousand miles down
a hundred thousand to go
doesn't matter how hot
doesn't matter how cold
she doesn't care who i am
she doesn't want to know
if i ain't got anything
i've got this lonesome road
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3. |
Here's to Tonight
02:39
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this is for every dirty punk
whose fed himself from a trash bin
and against every other kid
who thought he was better than him.
here's to songs about trains and leaving this place
although we rarely do.
hey they're good songs so i'll sing along
and wish we would follow them through.
here's to spangin' for change in the heat all day
and leaving with 56 cents.
to singing songs in the park getting drunk after dark
and living beyond life's fence
to guitars with four strings
and not knowing how to sing
and playing each show for free
singing what you know
screaming from your heart
and never lying through your teeth
some say not to rebel or revolt
others insist we must
in times like this and in days like these
who can you trust? NOBODY!
well for every anarcho, i say we burn it down
another week has passed
i dont see any rubble on the ground
to the kids with the cabbie hats
and the fucked up attitudes
to the alcoholics, the drug addicts
and your grandma too
up the punx and the skins
LETS EAT THE RICH in the h-town circle pit!
here's to tonight with you by my side
and we're still singing humanicide "cut off your arms"
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4. |
Only Human
03:19
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sometimes i wish that breathing could be simple
thats when you realize you can wish for a lot of things
thats why wishing is only in our dreams
i sit back and watch the cities drown
beneath the clouds and the sky.
the mountains begin to crumble into the oceanside
the words i preach evaporate into the air we breathe
i will flourish into this life that we lead
for i am only human.
human is just a word.
if you are still listening i guess you haven't heard.
they say the revolutions coming
i am still sitting on my ass
waiting for the day to dawn
for tomorrow is all i have
so your talking revolution?
your talking about leaving this place?
go into the unknown where the morning forever blows
just take me, just take me away.
so your talking revolution?
your talking about leaving this place?
if you've got a ticket for two and need some company
i guess we'll be leaving today
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U.NOT.I Houston, Texas
U NOT I was a folk punk band from Houston, TX, active from 2005-2011. Originally started as a trio, U NOT I eventually grew to having 8 active members. After sharing diy spaces with countless of infamous artists such as days n daze, the taxpayers, and blackbird raum, U NOT I called it quits in 2011. Currently it's members are in Days n Daze, Chad Hates George, Radio Flyer and the Wagoneers ... more
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