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from DEMO 02 by Not For Function
lyrics
Patron saints of excrement navigate the rescuing teams. Search party dizzy dance distantly listening for screams. But see how I’m kept living. Would you be so forgiving? If you had a shred of me in your pedigree teeth would you feel my position complete? Well I understand that I’m the pet, how could I ever forget? See how smoothly the transfer goes. Dozens of calls from home in thousands of ringtones all claim to know what it’s like. I’ve never been to Stockholm. If he’s gotta cut it, I don’t mind. Scatter it on the ground. I never heard that sound, swear I don’t have to. There’s something in the way he’s saying our angel’s underground. It’s so profound, the recognition ignites in your face. You taught me that god’s a man, and this is a holy land.
credits
from DEMO 02,
released October 18, 2017
Song by Eric Steele
Song by Eric Steele
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about
Not For Function Toronto, Ontario
Eric Steele, Dylan Taylor, Stanley Raul & Parker GN.
Toronto est. 2015.
West Camera basement rumbles
discography
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May 2018 -
Nov 2017 -
Oct 2017
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