Name: Everyday Doops
Duration: P00H02M04S
Description: We wrote this one at home. Boring.

Everyday Doops

from Timeshares by Timeshares

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We wrote this one at home. Boring.

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We should be incarcerated for being criminals of love. Your accomplice tied and bound when they came to bag us up. I still wouldn't make a sound. You've used me up. All the time spent debating where to go from here. Where I fall. And all these things I do, sleep I lose, when I'm dreading waking up and shaking. Looking for getaways, desperate for any way to stop. Slow it down. Keep on breathing. Nervous, cold and tense. Regain some feeling. Drink myself some sense. Whatever's left is failing. This is my everyday. When you go away. Like time is up. Like falling away. Like a lifetime spent in loops. What's the use? You've used me up.

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from Timeshares, released October 21, 2009
Timeshares is Jason Mosher, Eric Bedell, Jon Hernandez and Mike Natoli.

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Timeshares Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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