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Happy Happyist
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I've been gazing at the city lights since I was a child
And you managed to ruin it
I have always been a fan of smiles, had the best of times
Until you came along
And I couldn't sleep with you looming over my head
You made me hate myself, you made me hate myself
Manipulation seems to go so well
With you at the helm
And me in the brig
Keep your distance, I've learnt that it's okay
To cut your cancer from my flesh
Your assistance only made me hate all this again
So keep your distance, you're insane
And I want to love again
All that time I spent under your spell
My world became exclusive shades of blue
And I always blamed myself for all the things that you did
And look at what's become of me
I walked in on you pulling the wings off butterflies
And painting them blue
It makes me think the east cult's on the rise
And you're wearing their jumpsuits
Keep your distance, I've learnt that it's okay
To cut your cancer from my flesh
Your assistance only made me hate all this again
So keep your distance, you're insane
And I want to love again
I've been learning to not care what you think
And I've never been happier without you
I walked in on you pulling the wings off butterflies
With toothpicks and tweezers
I can't believe I didn't see
That I was next in line
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Marksmen Sutherland, Australia
MARKSMEN is a four-piece rock band from Sydney’s south, formed in 2017 by a handful of local musicians searching for a new
creative outlet.
Armed with an energetic live set and their honest approach to songwriting, MARKSMEN will be independently releasing their debut EP in the back half of 2017.
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