1. |
Itchy
04:00
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2. |
Ricochet
04:15
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Wobblin' chock filled eyes
Quickly bury me blind
Clumsy, careless tongue
Chews me up like gum
Dissolve my hesitance
Swallow, my only chance
Tension strengthens
Let it go I crash
From wall to wall
Just temporary vertigo
Ricochet
I swear that I hit everyone
Disarray
You're hollerin' I'm already gone
Springs in my shoes
I feel like I'm bulletproof
You better believe that
I've got nothing to lose
Just a matter of time
Before I decelerate
In a gada da vida, honey
what the hell did I say
I'm sturdy like silly puddy
microwaved for ninety seconds
left to burn
I'll never learn
Tension strengthens
Let it go I crash
From wall to wall
Just temporary vertigo
Ricochet
I swear that I hit everyone
Disarray
You're hollerin' I'm already gone
Springs in my shoes
I feel like I'm bulletproof
You better believe that
I've got nothing to lose
Late night crawl
Slow shapes stall
Pull me up
'Cause it's never enough
It's never enough
Tension strengthens
Let it go I crash
From wall to wall
Just temporary vertigo
Ricochet
I swear that I hit everyone
Disarray
You're hollerin' I'm already gone
Ricochet
I swear that I hit everyone
Disarray
You're hollerin' I'm already gone
Springs in my shoes
I feel like I'm bulletproof
You better believe that
I've got nothing to lose
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3. |
Spilling Over
03:50
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Bear Salon is an indie-pop band from Allston MA. With three separate songwriters, the band has three distinct styles that blend to form a cohesive sound. The bears include James Barry on drums, Linden Crumrine on bass, and Thomas Nelson, Zac Hartwell, and Jack O'Brien on guitar and vocals. They gig in the greater Boston area, so check them out! ... more
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