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A Fabricated Life
05:46
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Stumble inexorably
Into deafening litany
Are you asking me
Or telling me?
A mourning glory story
You were what you were always
And you are what you are so step sideways
The worlds Noisy
Auditory
Your attics spun
I’m not the one
On and on and on
Exhausted gums
Say less I’m numb
Its and on and on end
Victim of face froze prose
Or a Paranoid sonnet
You can’t
fathom it
imagine it
Your soliloquy is voided
You were what you were always
And you are what you are so step sideways
The worlds Noisy
Auditory
You’re Wanting more
I Expect less
On and on and on
The air infests with
Starving breaths
It’s on and on and on end
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April Ha Ha
04:20
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Catch a Fade
03:50
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Famine Asylum
04:10
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In Blueberry Memories
05:18
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Blue Mecca
05:17
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Just a Story
04:16
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Ask The Rust
04:48
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Nothing Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
People often wonder why Philadelphia's NOTHING are so damn loud. In the case of many artists, the volume stems from a preoccupation with negativity, misanthropy and the human condition, drawn from the band's own personal experiences. In the case of NOTHING, that volume, rather than a selling point, is the only way the band has been able to translate the difficulty of real-life into musical form. ... more
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