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That Kind of Pain

from Two Timing Teeth EP by Chase Down Blue

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how strange it is to see you again after all the months of trying to forget. you go walking on by like nothing. history repeats itself i guess. History… history… history… the suns shining bright in my eyes. i always had such a hard time crying; trying so bad but the tears just won’t come. i guess the past few months made me numb. oh, how i’ve waited. oh, how it hurt. the kind of pain you’d stick a needle under your nail just to curb. darkness took me down deep. couldn’t make it light no matter how many watts you’d bring. so turn to the bottle and start chain smoking again. good friends were what i needed in the end. oh, how i’ve waited. oh, how it hurt. the kind of pain you’d put ashes up your nose just to curb. oh, how i’ve waited. oh, how it hurt. the kind of love that makes you walk on water, as long as you knew it was only for her.

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from Two Timing Teeth EP, released August 14, 2015
Lee Petersen: Vox, Bass
Melissa Borer: Vox

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