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Just My Fate (2015)
00:56
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tie your horse to mine
you can help me out
join the wrong brigade
let there be no doubt
(chorus)
the voices keep on reasoning
no one’s ever listening
and everyone is wondering
who will do the christening
put this helmet on
this might take awhile
if you’re feeling strong
lift your head smile
(chorus)
look for secret codes
buried in the sand
levels 4 to 9
do you understand?
(chorus)
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4 To A Unit (2017)
02:19
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cinder block living, lo-fi apartments
up on a hill on the East side of town
4 to a unit and everything’s broken
we struggled together, but felt all alone
mama did better than we all expected
but she was too young, had to learn on the job
many a night, we would ease all our tension
our punk rock records gave purpose and soul
(chorus)
and if you wanna take a run at sweet nostalgia
Patton Drive is your best bet
and if ya don’t believe the stories that i told ya
the proof is on the internet
stacked up and failing, like lego block torture
6 kids above us, too many to feed
they’d stomp on the floor when the music got louder
the cops never bothered, they hated our street
the fistfights at midnight, apartment on fire
it rarely made sense but it happened a lot
i’m not reminiscing, those days are behind me
it gave me a mission, i haven’t forgot
(chorus)
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Lake Placid Blue (2018)
02:36
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suffice to say, i’m done
i gave it everything
i gave until it killed me
i had to stop the sting
(chorus)
just as things were feeling settled
you became a hired gun
took control, you grabbed the wheel
now we’ll both have all the fun
there’s little in your past
that could have clued me in
a debt you never paid
a never mentioned twin
(chorus)
(bridge)
but what is fun when someone’s faking it
tired but you’ve come too far to quit
friends that call you liar, hypocrite
maybe you’re too careful to commit
but none of that holds weight
the burden’s not on you
you have guitars you hate
you paint Lake Placid blue
(chorus twice)
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Your Favorite One (2019)
02:18
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in some forgotten pocket
my lint belongs to you
and it may not be a lot, babe
the sentiment is overdue
and i’ll work a little harder
i’ll pull some overtime
and drive a little farther
the start of my decline
(chorus)
i ask you this for fun
am i your favorite one?
what can we do about it?
what haven’t we yet tried?
it’s like we’ve both been waiting
for something else to die
i know that must sound awful
some days they feel so dark
these moods are fascinating
let’s blame the patriarch
(chorus)
(break)
(chorus)
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Kevin Seconds Sacramento
Called 'a pop troubadour w/ a protest singer's heart', Kevin is a dedicated, prolific folk/punk music singer-songwriter known to write 10 songs in a week.
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