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Break Up the Band
03:47
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These things go in cycles
Take time to see what plays
Let’s go psycho psycho
Just to see if you stay
For those who crave the action
On the darkest of days
I’m gauging your reaction
Before I get off the stage
I made a reservation, to make this one final stand
We’re breaking up every day, we’re breaking up the band
Break up the band
We’re A/B testing
We’re house arresting
All debts forgiven
When it’s data driven
Crawling through the weeds
It’s like a sneak attack
I give you everything you need
Just to take it all back
Break up the band
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Trouble Will Come
04:11
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Trouble will come
In the hour and time of his choosing
In a flood of abuse and abusing
You will lose and keep on losing
Trouble will come
For a fortune, a fake, or a pittance
The best story won't make any difference
This world will bid us "good riddance"
Money in your pocket
The company you keep
No comfort in waking
No mercy in sleep
It will come
Trouble will come
For the clever, the coarse and the witless
Injury, insult and sickness
Slashing with razor and cutlass
Lovers and martyrs
And killers and creeps
No cross so sturdy
No foxhole too deep
It will come
Trouble will come
By the side of the road
Lying in bed
Cancer in the body
A bullet in the head
It will come
Trouble will come
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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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