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Dislocation
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Properties,
Escaping me,
They have no feet,
Yet I'm still chasing,
From room to room I roam,
No place for wandering bones,
Every brick is claimed and sold,
Yet I'm still grinding.
Dislocation,
Stitch me up and just throw me anywhere.
Dislocation,
I don't know where I'm going.
Dislocation,
Stitch me up, these bones are in disrepair.
Dislocation,
Can I reap what I'm sewing?
Restlessly,
Traversing,
Just dig a hole with a tombstone,
It's not like I'm retiring.
Dislocation,
Stitch me up and just throw me anywhere.
Dislocation,
I don't know where I'm going.
Dislocation,
Stitch me up, these bones are in disrepair.
Dislocation,
Can I reap what I'm sewing?
Dislocation,
Stitch me up and just throw me anywhere.
Dislocation,
I don't know where I'm going.
Dislocation,
Stitch me up, these bones are in disrepair.
Dislocation,
Can I reap what I'm sewing?
Dislocation,
Stitch me up and just throw me anywhere.
Dislocation,
I don't know where I'm going.
Dislocation,
Stitch me up, these bones are in disrepair.
Dislocation,
Can I reap what I'm sewing?
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Young Fatigue London, UK
With their own catchy blend of punk and grunge, London-based Young Fatigue mold the discontent of modern youth into headbanger anthems.
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