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Bad Karma Gun
07:38
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the crowd looks good tonight i know i'm never there i sit and stare. everyone's got their karma gun out everyone's got their sights set to fire. i wouldn't dare but you would.
you shot me in the back always creep up behind ignition time. separate the bad from the worst i've built up both and they all come in first. but i've waited too long for the good.
pardon me for coming on strong i was on my way out in more ways than (one) single word from your mouth could put me on the sun and i would never come (down) to the level they're on i'll never understand how to get past this (wall) built in front of us now broken down charm has no use in (here/hear) something said to someone liquor on the tongue drowning in the (fear) nothing save the unknown duplicated pose i've heard this (line) that we drew in the dirt i will never cross cuz you won't (come) any closer to us i went about it wrong and i beg your pardon me for coming on strong i was on my way out in more ways than one single word from your mouth could put me on the sun and i would never... come down.
everyone's so let down even you wear a frown. depressed and broke in this town means no one wants you around.
i make it so i can't get to you build up those walls you can not get through.
i don't wanna hang out you should get the fuck out i hear words from your mouth but nothing seems to come out. do you know what i'm about? i'll make sure there's no doubt just pretend you're allowed to let go of what's in you.
i'll wait for now. in this world we need a language. to produce a complete message. karma cleansed by means of anguish.
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Millennium Trance
05:06
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it's funny how stars burn out before they reach your eyes, skies revised. millennium trance keeps my thoughts fixed on night, darkness bright.
it's just like i said it'd have to be because without you i'm incomplete, and i'll calm back down.
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Spackle San Francisco, California
Formed in San Francisco in 1992 by Andrew Lund and Ian Swanke. Scot Callis played drums thru 1996, then Matt Ashleigh took over. Will Dyer joined on bass in 1994 and played on all recordings. The band dissolved in 1997.
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