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Shift And Steer

from Self​-​Titled by Spackle

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never thought we'd have to part someday just figured we'd always stay the same. took for granted a friendship i dreamt would go unscathed. you said: "don't think you should come to my house anymore. cant believe you'd actually go out with that whore. was it really love you were looking for?" but i never even knew what you were feeling. you just disappeared for no reason. and after you were gone i wrote you off so long, so lame.
took so long for me to hunt you down. a note at your door said i was in town. i left the rest up to you i figured you wouldn't let me down. i said: "after all these years you still made me call. guess you didn't really wanna talk to me at all. afraid of love, afraid of fault." so i've been hanging around here for no reason. making up excuses to keep from leaving. it's like an old familiar song, you want it back when it's gone. but i never even knew what you were feeling. and you just disappeared for no... and once again i'm wrong. i waited much too long to stay.
i would steer and you would shift and we would drive out to the sticks smoking cigarettes and drinking wine. if i knew then what i know now i would have never let you just drop out. but i was so naive and you were right...
i never even knew what you were feeling. you just disappeared for no... i knew it all along it could never be as strong as yesterday.

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from Self​-​Titled, released September 1, 1994

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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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