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Toronto Summer !
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Phantom Heart
01:42
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Itwuzzneevinyoo
02:43
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What is your malfunction…
Anyway?
What if I still love you?
What would U say/
She said you used to be so special…
And now your just like them
My heart sank and sighed…
You said you’d…
Never change
Like that was possible..
I lied to Myself
You said I couldn’t comprehend
Never been..
Where you been
I thought I saw you today
What is your malfunction…
Anyway?
It was just some guy..
Something in my eye..
Just need some time to breathe
Just need some time
I thought I saw you today
It’s alright
I feel fine
Just need some time to breathe
Just need some time
It wasn’t even you
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Noir/Commentary
03:09
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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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