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Throwing Stones

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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– Guess I’m foolish, guess I’m stupid, guess I’m something more than your used too, I guess I’m open oh yes I’m gorgeous but maybe little acne infested. Oh yes I’m worthless oh yes I’m useless, yes I’m gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous I’m gone I am home, I am gone I am home, I’m back home. I’ll fire all my guns with my shoes off it won’t make it complicated if it doesn’t infect your mind. I’ll end up somewhere pure in a church with men…men who throw the first stone baby knocking down my door. They say I’m cynical, they say I’m empty, they say my whiskey bottles will come back to haunt me. But I’m a little bit older now I’m a little bit colder still, I’m a little bit over it over it over it. You stupid bastard can’t you see, if it’s not you and it’s not him, if its not you and its not him then it must be me, it must be me, it must be me so I will leave now. I’ll throw the first stone. I’ll throw the first stone baby will that make it easy baby, I’ll throw the first stone will not complicate it, I’ll throw the first stone will that make it easy for you?

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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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