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Senza Nome
01:47
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Party Hats at 2 O'clock
03:32
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from the back of my head and to the front door / I can see this place while I roam around / filled with emptiness / walls are falling down / it’s the structure of this house / and the emptiness surrounds / down on the sidewalk / visions of mansions / filled with those who love us most / and out on the front lawn / those who are nameless congregate and dissipate / go to the trees / where we used to read stories of reckless and valor / go to the trees / where we used to see our lives in a delicate manner / run to the sea / where we used to see the depths of our imagination / take hold the stream and get your self free / you’ll never survive in a ghost town / strive thrive run from me now hide from me now
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03:39
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maybe if I could speak English you would understand me / I already do / its just not the kind we’d like to / I wish I was from England so whenever I sing it sounds perfect / when the words they roll off of my tongue / I’d get all the girls just like you / and with my ease they’d all sing / but it’s all just whistling Dixie / I’m a Yankee but I’m honest / can’t you see that I still want it / let’s cross the sea / check out the scene / you’d still look better to me / must be hard to know you’ve got it made / appreciate / imitate
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You Used to be Mel Clark
05:23
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lately it seems like my friends are all ghosts / they’re here but out of sight / so choose friends with care / you become what they are / and master your habits well / before they all can master you / haunted by vices / and then you’re known as used to be / just like Mel Clark is / ghosts and girls will haunt you / when days are good / are the days we miss the old you / you’re style is so great and you always look good / but the later it gets you fade into the night / and our conversations lose all of their breath / because you’re so consumed with your second-rate life / we all know life gets harder with years / coping with our fears make us stronger / but you just escape / problems all around you / just break the tide that swept you under / don’t feed the ghosts that keep you under
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Birdz
03:10
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it’s the trees I envy / because they’ll never leave / this sight and sound / if you’re a bird / then I’m a bird / and we’ll leave this spot / we’ll leave each other
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Wahl & Boates
03:47
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we sit at the wall to watch the tide roll / it carries my hopes and dreams / the trees guard the lake to keep them all safe / the moon watches over too / it reflects / it refracts / like the thoughts in my head / I wish that we could sail away / gone for days / maybe never come back / we’ll just sit at the dock to rest our legs / we’ve been running too long because life gets harder with years / there’s a place where we can go to get away / it stays the same but we’re the ones who change / let’s name our fears and get away
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10 Paces, Fire Milwaukee
A progressive indie rock band from MKE, blending midwestern 90s emo, post rock, math rock, and more. 2007–2013.
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Native is the one of the most influential bands in a recent-ish wave of nu-post-hardcore with math-rock nuances. Regardless of how you want to label it, this album never [ E V E R ] quits.
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7" Old Maid/Coffee With Tom
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Why are they so good? Skramz, emo, post-rock, math-rock, total awesomeness. The songs from our "Twenty / Twelve" release were initially intended to be put out with these 2 sweet tracks on a 7" record.
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Alta was the biggest reason we remained so involved in the Milwaukee music scene. They have such an impressive Post/Math/Hardcore sound--you'll bleed ever-so-beautifully from listening to this. RIP.
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