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Shifting Standards
03:58
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Is it weird to get the most
Satisfaction out of those darkest sides of entertainment?
Even though it makes me sick
I think the rewarding side of it
Is how good it make me look
In comparison
I don't feel quite on the level
Scatterbrained, nervous, disheveled
Potential energy cashing in
Is it weird to get the most
Satisfaction out of those darkest sides of entertainment?
With darkness hinting when you start to grin
The only strategy being
Dig Deeper
I don't feel quite on the level
Scatterbrained, nervous, disheveled
Potential energy cashing in
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Nobody's Home
03:58
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Man this was the dream
Dropping everything else and living as a team
But it's not always the situation I had hoped
This floor always smells of smoke
All around us are empty walls and thrift store things
Here everything is better when I'm not alone
But whenever I walk through that door
Nobody's home
You lied about your dreams
So I threatened I would leave
You never leave the room where I pissed you off
Where the god damn smoke alarms always going off
All around us are empty walls and thrift store things
Here everything is better when I'm not alone
But whenever I walk through that door
Nobody's home
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Maryland
03:38
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You don't remember much of it
In four hours that day so much had changed
this new face seems to fit
Permanence is upside down
A mistake paid out ( peer out an icy window )
Who would have thought ( this is the place you call home )
Not quite the memo left in the letter ( expectations set so low )
Grab the glass, we've smoked out stress
This time things are headed for better
A rough sketched box encircles the date
The time you gave, a place to stay
such an off-handed way
Backs bearing all the weight
A mistake paid out ( peer out an icy window )
Who would have thought ( this is the place you call home )
Not quite the memo left in the letter ( expectations set so low )
Grab the glass, we've smoked out stress
This time things are headed for better
It's at Walmart she stands
Friends asleep in the van
Because there are dues to pay
Because there are dues to pay
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Wronged
04:37
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You might say I was wrong
I could say you strung me along
Now I guess just a friend
Should have known thats how this would end
Everyone that I meet
seems to know more about you than me
Even though there is no reason for it in this season
And even though I know you don't care anymore
Yeah I still feel
Yeah I still feel
On the day I went away
I forgot, I meant to say
All the time that I knew you
I never got to think things through
And now I see that you and me
Never really could have been
Even though there is no reason for it in this season
And even though I know you don't care anymore
Yeah I still feel
Yeah I still feel
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After Hours Radio Ann Arbor, Michigan
Formed in Ann Arbor, MI in 2014, AHR's name was inspired by a member's experience as a late-night radio DJ. The band's
unrestricted songwriting is evident in the rhythmically-emphasized riffs and introspective lyrical themes in their debut EP and follow-up single.
AHR's latest EP seeks to explore the difficulties of moving on and, slowly but surely, rebuilding.
'What Happened?' is available now
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