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Acquiescence Guide
03:34
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This is happening solely on your say-so
And not mine
But it’ll no doubt turn out nice
I’ll bide my time and yeah I’m moving freely
Because I can’t make it any other way
I would never make it
And all the youngest sons
You know we take it as it comes now
But there’s zero sorrow
Because we know it ends well
There’s a song I sung
Where I finally found my tongue
And I’m still following the lines
In some old acquiescence guide
But it all comes out just fine
In the acquiescence guide
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How It All Went Wrong
03:59
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Concrete City Baltimore, Maryland
Tim Baier - guitar
Lee Ashlin - drums
Mike Hall - vocals
Elena Fox - bass, vocals
Power pop for a disappointing world.
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