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misery co.
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I’m drifting through the night
And Ive never seen the light
But it must have seen me once or twice
I can’t trade wrong for right
When the lefts my stronger side
Sorrows sets its sights
And Happiness assumes
There's nothing left to prove
And that makes two
Centered on your self
The world weighs more than can be helped
It isn’t all or none
The burdens much to bare
When Itd be selfish if you shared
Its not so black and white
Without the shadow were all just left with doubt
You know ive never seen the light
It must have seen me once or twice
Sorrow sets it sights
Happy new year here’s a black eye
And old anxiety
The champagne tastes like piss
And the stitches healed up nicely
January hates itself
More than you ever could
The calendar months flip through
Like a flip book old cartoon
Sit back , relax, enjoy the show
What’s the point of win, when nothings left to lose
What’s the point of choice, when nothings left to choose
What’s the point of this pointless point of view
You know ive never seen the light
It must have seen me once or twice
I’m drifting through the night
You know ive never seen the light
It must have seen me once or twice
Sorrow sets it sights
You know ive never seen the light
It must have seen me once or twice
If misery loves company
Then friends like these
Well Who needs them
Well with friends like these
I think I need them
Well With friends like these
Who needs them
Well With friends like these
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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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