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Deadly Deadly
02:26
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Got double standards to meet
I’m calling the police
I’m begging you please
See not these tears as weakness
What’s your concept of home
A house on west end road
Can take take the boy out of the bay
But not the bay out of his soul
Where conscience haunts you
Like a ghost can’t let go of something
It heads west out towards the coast
to face a vicious storm
I chase the dusk to another dawn
Last pale light and setting sun
And just run until I fall
Off the edge of the world
Short step to a clenched fist
Why’re you been so passive aggressive
You can cry your fake tears while I break things, break things
It’s not love, love’s dead
It’s not love, I’m just obsessed
At the end it won’t mean anything but leverage
Monday morning blues turn into
Tuesday evening views to sink with
Concrete shoes and a sedative to abuse
Diazepam dreams of melting
I read your name, deadly
I read your name, deadly, deadly
Where conscience haunts you
Like a ghost can’t let go of something
I head west out towards the coast to face a vicious storm
Concrete shoes and a sedative to abuse
Stones in my coat I’m sinking
I read your name, deadly
I read your name, deadly, deadly
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Gary Was a Postman
03:37
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You’ve been writing letters
You’ve been writing all night
Where do you send those letters that you write?
‘Cos I’ve been getting empty envelopes
Delivered to my door
I open every one in hope
Empty causes
Where do you send those letters?
Signed and sealed
Your gravest words
These words work for fire lighters
I am stationary, embering
I take to fire in the heat of this moment
You turn to smoke in the green of the flame
The feast has been laid but you push it away
Where do you send those letters?
Signed and sealed
Your gravest words
Where do you send those letters?
Signed and sealed
Your gravest words
Empty causes
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Beachmaster England, UK
A toe tapping melancholy alt-rock band from the Lake District.
Contact/Booking:
contact@beachmaster.net
Mobile: 07423784490
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