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Joy Division
04:57
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Give me time and I'll be fine
It's clear to me you'll never be mine
I'll try to stand the best I can
But it's hard to cope when you're a broken man
You know how to get that side of me
That I never want to be anymore
Everything I did was 'cause of you
And all the ways you shape what I do
Give me time and I'll be fine
It's clear to me you'll never be mine
I'll try to stand the best I can
But it's hard to cope when you're a broken man
Every single night I spent awake
And I'm never gonna take anymore
See you in a dream another day
Or maybe you don't want to anyway
Give me time and I'll be fine
It's clear to me you'll never be mine
I'll try to stand the best I can
But it's hard to cope when you're a broken man
Give me time and I'll be fine
It's clear to me you'll never be mine
I'll try to stand the best I can
But it's hard to cope when you're a broken man
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You Can Cry
03:27
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Honey's in the bathroom taking off her makeup, running down her cheeks now
Everything is bullshit, I wish I was born rich in a different time
I wish I was beautiful, you don't think I'm beautiful, you just like the fact that I'm with you
Everything is terrible, totally unbearable, the only thing I have is you
You'll have your day, promise
'Till then I'll stay, promise
You can cry, I wish I could too
But one of us has to stay strong for you
Let me hold your hand love, I can understand love, yeah I feel the same way
Everything is fucked up, I wish I was somewhat where I thought that I would be
I wish I was Iggy Pop, smoking like a chimney top, dirty as a city cop
Instead of being average, I hate being average, the only thing that I don't hate is you
You'll have your day, promise
'Till then I'll stay, promise
You can cry, I wish I could too
But one of us has to stay strong for you
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Dreamshell Ottawa, Ontario
Dreamshell is the product of a long-time collaboration between friends Johnny McArthur and Eric Moore. Over the years, the duo’s music has evolved into what is now their searing, lo-fi sound. Their music exists at the intersection of shoegaze and psych rock, with experimentalism always at the forefront. ... more
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