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HB
00:58
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2. |
Odds and Ends
02:31
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3. |
Break in, taken
02:15
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4. |
Generational Sins
02:13
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5. |
Seclusion Intrusion
03:04
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I hide this hate in my heart
it's tearing me apart
I'd let it all go if I was really smart
but nothing I've ever known
has been that true
You're so slow and carefree
living so comfortably
and still you find time to complain to me
and I want to kill everyone
who's just like you
because tragedy
just seems to follow me
no matter where I go
or whoever I see
they always wind up
saying the exact same thing
and there's nothing left to do
but to take from you
after all the misery
you put through
and years of judgement
and constant scrutiny
I'm trying to remain calm
I'm like a ticking bomb
with only one power
to be turned on
and it's like you're trying
to control what happens next
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6. |
Don't give a fuck
03:20
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7. |
Crawl right back
01:27
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8. |
Inevitability
03:13
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9. |
3 questions
03:07
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10. |
Head Strong
06:57
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11. |
Ruin you
05:20
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Alibastard Pleasant View, Tennessee
Alibastard has been writing songs since 1994. Try any of them in one of these collections.
Alibastard recommends:
Look, the gem on this album is really "With Sympathy". If you've never heard it, do yourself the service of listening to it. It'll change your life.
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Two Parts Viper (Deluxe Edition)
by '68
I'm absolutely obsessed with these guys. Every single song is just down and dirty rock n roll. I absolutely recommend this to any and everyone.
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The third album from this band is just an extension of the last album. They don't have any negative aspects to their music. Just down and dirty gritty rock n roll.
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Synthwave-y songs from Jonathan Something that embrace electropop and New Romantic and exude low-lit charm.
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Outlandish Poetica
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An almost anti-blues/anti-rock style that masters classic sounds while mocking the industry’s perceived seriousness.
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I'm You (2019)
by Hallelujah The Hills
The Boston indie rockers return, with their characteristic mix of poignant lyrics and melodies that can turn from delicate to anthemic.
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