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You Know Who You Are
02:04
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Well you should watch what you say
It was gonna happen some day
Now you've pissed off everyone I know
And those words on your wall
They show your soul
We all knew it was going to happen
I think we've got ourselves a problem here
It started when you opened your mouth my dear
I'd leave the scene for a while if I was you
Oh look you've done it again
Now everyone knows your name and they all feel the same
Another messed up lie, for desperate guys
Don't look at me, Its all in your eyes
I think we've got ourselves a problem here
You've gone and opened up your mouth my dear
I'd leave the scene for a while if I was you
But thankfully I'm not
I'd leave the scene for a while if I was you
But thankfully I'm not
I think we've got ourselves a problem here
It started when you opened your mouth my dear
I'd leave the scene for a while if I was you
But thankfully I'm not
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The drops of rain they fall all over
This awkward silence makes me crazy
The glow inside burns light upon her
I'll try to kiss you if you let me
(This can't be the end)
Tidal waves they rip right through me
Tears from eyes worn cold and sad
Pick me up now, I need you so bad
Down down down down
Down down down down
It gets me so
Down down down down
Down down down down
It gets me so
Your vows of silence fall all over
The look in your eyes makes me crazy
I feel the darkness break upon her
I'll take you over if you let me
(You did this)
Tidal waves they rip right through me
Tears from eyes worn cold and sad
Pick me up now, I need you so bad.
Down down down down
Down down down down
It gets me so
Down down down down
Down down down down
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South Coast Saints Kent, UK
Since their inception in October 2011, South Coast Saints have supported bands such as: Light Years, Pentimento, Hawthorne Heights, Burn The Fleet, Lower Lands, Promise Me Tomorrow, Fallacies, Challenges, and Who's Driving? Bear's Driving! (to name a few). As well as this, they also wrote, and recorded, and distributed their debut EP 'Oi You! Yeah, You!' and recorded a music video for 'The Game'. ... more
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