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Poser
02:53
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Look at me and tell me what you see
I see me complaining about me
I’m so over it all the time I
Want confidence but some things you can’t buy
See the years pass by
Headlights in the dark
No more time to run
I’m feeling it now
I’m not real
When I put my words to paper
How I feel
Doesn’t mean shit to you
Ooooooh
Checking my back just to know I’m okay
Ooooooh
So fake and so tired Poser Boy’s the name
Meet me on a hill drag on and on
Tell me why you hate all your kids that
Pull your hair and chew on your patience
I’m right here it’s why we’re related
Tell me how yeah I hear you
Tell me now that we are through
Side by side
I’m an inconvenience
You’re my bride
Oh you’re all my sweetness
And I hear you call my name
I wish it was the same
Baby call my name
And complain, plain, plain
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Sad Sap
02:37
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Breathe in and slowly out
Detach me from my mouth
Shrinking in my head
My mind’s small, skulls so dead
Pick me up now
Don’t run
Pick me up now
You’re gone
I see me in the fog
Hate you killed my dog
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Sticky Mistake New York, New York
Sticky Mistake was a punk / indie rock band from NYC. Formed in 2015 from the ashes of the shittiest pop punk band of all time, they fired off two albums, Sticky Mistake (2017) and Ugly (2019). Made up of Stavros Lari, Leo Lari, and Sawyer Smith they were here to rock ’til the roosters crow with a sonic force strong enough to bring kings to their knees. ... more
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