Record Setter - plain english
from dissection lesson by Home Is Where and Record Setter
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lyrics
I cannot see a place for me
Open halls I'm an open book
Open windows a despairing look at exactly where i've let myself end up
At exactly how i let myself end up like this
Breathe easy remembering
This doesn't have to mean anything
I wrote a letter to myself
I avoided using my name
My past in plain english spelled out
Now thrown away into the flames
Open halls I'm an open book
Open windows a despairing look at exactly where i've let myself end up
At exactly how i let myself end up like this
Breathe easy remembering
This doesn't have to mean anything
I wrote a letter to myself
I avoided using my name
My past in plain english spelled out
Now thrown away into the flames
credits
from dissection lesson,
released April 15, 2022
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Record Setter Denton, Texas
"Record Setter is a unique band in today’s DIY scene— a band that can play in multiple sandboxes of genre without sacrificing catchiness nor intensity."
-Ellie Kovach
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Apr 2022 -
Nov 2020 -
Feb 2019 -
Jun 2017 -
Jul 2014
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