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Grey snow, don’tcha know
It’s Christmas
Toronto
Grey snow, white sky
Tight wires
Alibis
I ain't seen nothin’
I ain't seen nothin’
Out here
Just tryin’ to vibe
But at least I’m
I’m alive
Grey snow, don’tcha know
It’s Christmas
Toronto
Grey snow, white sky
I don’t need your
Alibis
I ain't seen nothin’
I ain't seen shit
I ain't seen nothin’
I ain't seen shit
Except
Grey snow
White lies
Beatdowns
Alibis
Grey snow, don’tcha know
It’s Christmas
Toronto
I’m out here
Tryin’ to vibe
North america
Stay alive
Beat you down
Make you pay
Why did I come up here
Anyway
Lookin’ for
Grey snow, white sky
Tight wires
Alibis
I ain't seen nothin’
I ain't seen nothin’
Beat you down
Make you pay
Why did I come up here
Anyway
Look at all these people!
Look at all this cash!
Won’t even search for YOU
In the trash!
Grey snow
White sky
You ain't got no
Alibi
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Grey Snow (Original Mix)
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Everything's a Crime Toronto, Ontario
We make the music we want to and have a bit of trouble with genres- playing shows and making tapes, started as a punk band and then eventually settling into nothing specific. The punk DIY/ straightedge ethos informs our work - We write songs that mean something to us.-Tami ... more
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