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Welt

from Leave by Suicide Seven

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This Song was recorded at Moonra Studios in Pensacola Florida. It was originally a hidden track on this record.

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Microscopic lies hide from naked eyes. I feel let down. Crying
on my sleeve. A brilliant faker brought me to my knees spinning in
perpetual motion. Never finding Bakers St. It occurred to me how
absurd I have become my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my broken
elevator doesn’t rise to the top. Unfortunate, blind, better than you have
become. It’s all in my letter like a tires broken dream. At once I see error
so it, so it seems. Take care of my house. Fairs fair in the summer time.
Ugly girls always get their share. It occurred to me how absurd I have
become my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, help me quit, help me
quit, help me let you down, packed up all my bags and I’m leaving town.
I’m a free man, I’m a free man, I’m a free man, I’m a free man, I’m a free
man, I’m a free man empty. The hope is gone. He sees it go. Finds himself
a lonely place and lays down in the sand. Good intentions? Know longer
care, doesn’t know if he’ll make it back, make it back again. It occurred to me
how absurd I have become my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my oh my sister
where have you gone, and will you ever be coming home.

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from Leave, released June 1, 1998
Words/Vocals/Guitars – Kameko Jennings

All Music © 1998 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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