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Defeated Red Bells
03:12
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The rain it stops and I don't know what to think of it.
Every drop has a little bit of pain in it growing.
A sentiment that I wish I could borrow.
Good intention means I leave everybody that I love.
My new submission, my new submission is
that the only thing that matters are the stories.
Let the ring of defeated red bells
complicate the only thing you've ever felt love for in your life
The memories get wiped clean, girl
Delicate, delicate you are not.
You're just a common cold.
Can't you hear the ring? Can't you hear the ring of defeated red bells?
The memories get wiped clean, girl.
Delicate, delicate you are not.
Well this is getting old.
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The other day I met Danny Devito outside the corner store
We stepped inside his Winnebago, I don't remember what for.
I don't have any patience now and I don't know why
I don't know why
I think I know why
Everybody seems to think that I'm a weirdo, but that's okay with me.
As long as I stay incognito they will never see
I think I've just about figured it out
Close your eyes, close your lips now listen to this...
We're playing the same song and I wanna belong.
Playing the same song and I wanna belong.
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Poly Action Austin, Texas
a rock n'roll band in Austin, TX.
Ray Garza
Gianni Sarmiento
Ben Humphreys
Zane Frisch
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