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Thank You Pain
05:53
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Is this your blood or mine
Shed to paint the time
You picked up a knife
To pat me on the back
You can only go so far
Walking in the dark
The wind blew out the spark
It flickers and its gone
Will you hold be back
is what I asked
When I was holding you
I didn’t mean it like that
But I did mean
To say it mean
Are these your tears or mine
Cried without a crime
Guilty by design
A thorn without a rose
You know I’ve wrestled with the devil
But it was a friendly match
Do we need to brawl
Or even fight all
Will you hold be back
is what I asked
When I was holding you
I didn’t mean it like that
But I did mean
To say it mean
I’d like to thank my pain
For making it
all this way
I couldn’t do it without you
And I’d never doubt
That you need me too
Where are my manners
You’re welcome for the rhyme
But why does it have to rhyme
Why does it always have to rhyme
Holding hands with burning coals
Holding on too tight
Holding on for life
Im holding steady
Hold your head up high
Id like to thank my pain
For making it
all this way
I couldn’t do it without you
Id never doubt
That you need me too
Thank you pain
Thank you pain
Thank you pain
I couldn’t do it without you
And I’d never doubt
That you need me too
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Finders Keepers
03:42
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Skinnydipper
06:11
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Lunar Ticks Chicago, Illinois
The band is influenced by the songwriting and studio experimentation of 90's and 2000's innovative Alternative/Indie rock bands like Wilco, My Morning Jacket, The Flaming Lips, Ween, Yo La Tengo, Pavement, and Dr. Dog, and fuses it with genre-bending, progressive musicality, and exploratory improvisations in the vein of The Grateful Dead, Phish, and Umphrey's McGee. ... more
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