Buildings - Cutting Off Your Good Hand

from BUILDINGS/MADEINCANADA split 7" by MADEINCANADA

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We want a revolution
We want to live up to the name
Turned their back on us
As they called us white suburban slaves
Congress laughs so loud
Thy can hear them call from the grave
Turn their backs on us
while the rest of us go insane

You didn't want it
I sit back and watch it bleed
My dependent need
to go back on what was said

On his wings
We ride and face an apocalypse of dreams
It doesnt matter, it doesnt matter, It doesnt matter is what you say
You have a link but there's no chains
You talk in circles anyway

At night i go and watch the setting sun
I see the universe up in flame
I thought Id try but couldn't get it
Since my sins are all washed away

I just sit back, relax, and watch it fail

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from BUILDINGS/MADEINCANADA split 7", released June 11, 2013

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