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Pretty Little Fool
04:08
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I've had enough, i've learned my lesson
All these words just gave me more incentive
To be the lie wrapped up inside the truth
Insatiable, passive-aggressive
Forget you like I got dementia
Girl, you know you're such a pretty little fool
Cynical, a tad defensive
Add it up, subtract the pressure
Talk it out until my face turns blue.
Never met such strong resistance
We both know i'm on a mission
To be the one who winds up inside of you
I just can't get enough
oh, when will I learn?
Preach about your stout convictions
But you know it never gets much better
Dissonant, so hypocritical
Incapable of forward thinking
A tumor that's stuck in remission
Locked inside of this trap I fell into
I just can't get enough
Can't get enough abuse...
I watch you go after 3 damn days
I should have kept you in my arms
How don't you know that when I lie awake
I am just wishing you would call?
It's just as well, you better stay away
I am the fly, you are the wall
I just can't get enough
Oh, when will I learn?
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Common Sense
04:57
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You left your best defense lying in a pile on the bedroom floor
I built my confidence when you were knocking on my door
Clinging to consciousness, dispense with the pleasantries
To hell with consequence, we're such a complicated breed
Forgot his self restraint in a bottle in the trash
His ego cocked and ready in the 9 mil on his dash
She told him take a breath, count to 10 and then relax
Life is not so hard, it just takes a little common sense
I swear to god I didn't see this coming
The sound of silence coming up from nothing
As the ground falls beneath my feet
Inhibitions fading with the skyline
An afterthought in the back of my mind
Now I know it's just common sense
Dissect and procreate, put a smile on your face
Stay quiet and wait, keep those demons in their graves
Upon this mountain top, I will stand until I fall
Time and time again, the girl just needs some common sense
I swear to god I didn't see this coming
The sound of silence coming up from nothing
As the ground falls beneath my feet
Inhibitions fading with the skyline
An afterthought in the back of my mind
Now I know it's just common sense
Dissect and procreate, put a smile on your face
Stay quiet and wait, keep those demons in their graves
Upon this mountain top, I will stand until I fall
Time and time again, the world just needs some common sense
I swear to god I didn't see this coming
The sound of silence coming up from nothing
As the ground falls beneath my feet
Inhibitions fading with the skyline
An afterthought in the back of my mind
Now I know it's just common sense
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Song 1
04:11
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Light a fire, i'm so cold
Find a lover, i'm so alone
In denial all day long
Empty fingers, broken bones
Jaded liars, mind control
This codependence takes it toll
Single file all day long
Empty fingers, broken bones
Color me mortified at a world so indisposed
Are you not satisfied?
well, all that glitters isn't gold.
I'm staring out my window, just need some time
To recollect my senses, heart on the line
Remember when I knew you? Once upon a time
Where are you now, I need you?
Drop me a line
Color me mortified at a world so indisposed
Are you not satisfied?
well, all that glitters isn't gold.
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Maytide Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
In a land where the Justin Biebers of the world thrive and the real music is pushed aside by the corporate giants, one band
lives on! In a time where rock music is regarded as a dead language and the screech of a guitar has been replaced by the drone of autotune, one group still carries the torch! The time has come to stand together and say, "Real music will never die!"
We are Maytide.
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