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Profiteer
02:33
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won't pay to play to you
learn to do your job, i'll do mine, you do yours,
promotor before profiteer
learn to do your job, i'll do mine, you do yours,
artist before investment
won't play to appease you
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Last Days
02:36
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today's the last day we breathe this way
we take for granted all that we did (and didn't do)
for i've been told it's not our age that shows how old
our bones have grown
my thoughts are outnumbering me, my mind stays in tact
my hopes are out-growing me, my body feels the impact
(oh, old souls)
for i've been told it's not our age that shows how old
our bones have grown,
rather it's how we made it through this life
knowing we won't make it out alive
this is for the ones who refuse to go
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Purist
03:13
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our hearts will go further than you'll ever know.
we stick to our words, won't follow the herd year by year.
you may call me a purist but we
know the truth, what you did and didn't do.
a dollar meant more then the friends you abandoned it f
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Purest
02:26
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"Why are our wings clipped?," you asked to me.
This feeling is so good, we can't obey.
Take these tethers away so we can fly again.
You asked me, "what is all the affection for?"
I said, "I don't know but it is the purest thing I could strive for."
Without each other we will fade into the deep blue,
but I dont mind as long as I'm with you.
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These Branches New Jersey
Ghosts...
Of what we used to Believe.
2009-2016.
These Branches recommends:
Nick's new band with founding TB member Ryan on drums and singer/songwriter Caitlin Darcy on vocals/guitar.
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Nick's online record label. Putting out his various side and solo projects and ranging from black metal to electronica to acoustic rock.
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