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Hideaway
03:30
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Give me shelter
From this rattle from this mess
My ears are ringing
Are you forgiving Say you're forgiving
Say you're forgiving
We are broken we are twisted
The petals have fallen off
And the fog that's lifted
Must have blinded me
Give me shelter
From this rattle from this mess
My ears are ringing
Are you forgiving Say you're forgiving...
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2. |
Bitter Pill
04:26
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Over my head, horses
Over my head, and down here
This turpentine haze
This gasoline leak
This lethal bitter pill
Will win
Will always win
Over my head, over me
Over my head, over me..
In these numbing arms I lay
Weaker by the minute
As I try hard to breathe through this
Turpentine haze
This gasoline leak
This lethal bitter pill
Lethal bitter pill ..
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Say What!
03:12
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Cut my veins cut me open
Sting my hips with safety pins
Say what this means
Fuck me over
Tears my lungs burns my throat
Hurts my head and scars my face
Say what!?
Tears my lungs burns my throat
Hurts my heads and scars my face
Say What!? Say What!? .......
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Brutal Pheasant Omaha, Nebraska
Soundtrack to your crazy dreams: Brutal Pheasant is an experimental recording project based in Omaha, NE, founded in early 2002 by D Leonard, V Leonard joined in February 2011. Using some standard instruments, we attempt to create a sound that is delicate, fragile, dreamy and hopefully somewhat remarkable in its simplicity, with lyrics that are sweet, fierce and disturbing all at once. ... more
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