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This is the 2nd track from our new 10"/EP, "Don't Fuck With Our Dreams"

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I got dry blood caked on my feet
I got dye and dirt all over me
I got twelve bucks, got ciggies
But I've had good luck and I'm happy
You woke me up before your plane left
I helped you find your stuff, you kissed my forehead
We trashed my room, broke my bed
But I've had good luck and I'm happy.

And I miss you but it feels good this way
Let’s fall in love somewhere that you'll wanna stay
I miss you but it’s nice for a change and
You can always stay.

And we're as happy as ducks in a storm drain
Somewhere off Dynon Road swimming in the rain
You asked me if I was self-conscious
I said ‘Of course I am,’ you took my clothes off.
And I was so scared to talk to your friends
Pretended that I was a real person
Trying to remember names, smiling and nodding
But I couldn't kick the grin from when you'd gone and kissed me quickly in the kitchen.

It’s cool, you can crash in my room while I'm away.

credits

from Don't Fuck With Our Dreams, released August 9, 2013
Wil Wagner – Vocals, guitar
Lee Hartney – Guitar
Fitzy Fitzgerald – Bass
Chris Cowburn – Drums

Engineered at Sing Sing Studios, Melbourne by Matt Voigt
Mixed at La Casa Studios, Melbourne by Matt Voigt
Produced by The Smith Street Band and Matt Voigt
Mastered at West West Side, New York by Alan Douches

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Our 6th album 'Life After Football' is out now

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