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Phone is Ringing, Oh My God

from A Reason To Sing by seven days of samsara

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the dictionary is necessary when you can't open your mouth. a loss of words is what i heard (a loss of words) when we met eye to eye. basement shows are not the easiest fucking place. and i called just to say goodnight. called you up just to say goodnight. woke you up just to say goodnight. can't you see the frustration growing on my face. constant anticipation of every move that i'll never make. why can't life be just like a phone call? why can't life and love... phone is ringing but where's my angel?

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from A Reason To Sing, released July 30, 1999
last line inspired by you & i.

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seven days of samsara Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Emotional metallic hardcore from Milwaukee. Formed in 1998 and finally kicked the can 20 years later. 2xLP discography out now.

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