Talking to Yourself Shouldn't Be an Argument
from Purge by Record Setter
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lyrics
I woke up and you were sick.
What did you say?
I woke up and you were sick.
Can I act my age?
I won't speak for you.
I won't speak to you.
I woke up and you're with them.
Is this in my head?
I woke up and I was sick.
We're you in my head?
You're talking in circles.
What did you say?
I woke up and you were sick.
Can I act my age?
I won't speak for you.
I won't speak to you.
I woke up and you're with them.
Is this in my head?
I woke up and I was sick.
We're you in my head?
You're talking in circles.
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from Purge,
released June 1, 2017
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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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