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Soldier's Skin

from The Midnight Wasteland by Suicide Seven

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This song was recorded at a small house on County Line Rd. in the country outside of Urbana, Ohio.

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– Mr. Kauffmen can you help me find, a way to honor your dead name, cause I was in New Orleans just last night, and man I tell you it just wasn’t the same. I got a job related too almost nothing I do, and it stayed that way for about a year, I took my woman to the edge of everything I fear, and don’t you know she spit it back in my face. But I built this to be brave, 10 times my spine, I built it cunning cunning unafraid radiant devine, I built it in a likness of a clever friend in mind, I built it so cold-hearted you wouldn’t know, I built it to be evil when evil was the key, I built it good good good when good need be, and oh how I cried when my soldiers skin died Mr. Kauffmen can’t you hear me cry. So I spent some time in cranston swallowing my pride, spent some time with my face to the door. I led the life of grandsons and unemployment lines, still I’m not sure what this world has in store for me. I will meet you on the Florida Alabama line where the ocean meets the white sand. We could die happier knowing things aren’t right, we could die happier saying.CHORUS

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from The Midnight Wasteland, released February 1, 2002
Words/Vocals/Guitars – Kameko Jennings

All Music © 2002 Kameko Jennings, All Rights Reserved.

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Suicide Seven is the solo music project of one, Kam Jennings. He has been making records since 1998 under that moniker and his music is a mix of lo-fi, acoustic, grunge, and garage rock.

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