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Live Performance of 3 Unreleased Guitar​-​Based Songs

from Live in Lowell, MA: July 12th 2013 (119 Gallery) by Assimilation

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-INTRO-
1. Alone
2. Witching Hour
3. Thoughts From Last Year

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1. Alone

Alone
With the light on
Alone
With the light on
A pock marked
Table
And a bare light bulb

Alone
With the light on
Alone
With the light on
Crossing eyes
Sore throat
Stuffy nose
Nauseous stomach

Alone
Play this stupid fucking game
Alone


2. Witching Hour

My eyes are closed
But I'm not asleep
Diphenhydramine
My mind goes cold

Witching hour
Please stay outside
Witching hour
Awash in a low tide

A scratch heard at the door
I don't wanna open up my drawer cause
Its where I keep my secrets
And I'm scared of them

Witching hour
Please stay outside
Witching hour
Awash in a low tide

My eyes are closed
But I'm not asleep
Diphenhydramine
My mind goes cold

3. Thoughts From Last Year

I know what you're thinking about
I know where you're thinking about
There's a place you should stay away
There's a place you should never go
There's only me and I'm so regrettable

A message to those who wonder:
There's no one else to play the game
Don't look behind that corner
Turn around and walk away

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from Live in Lowell, MA: July 12th 2013 (119 Gallery), released July 16, 2013
Everything by Joe McGlone

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