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Outta My Head

from You're In Heaven by Quiet Giant

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Found a way to get all the trouble out of my head, out of my head.
It's the same way to get all the others out of my bed:
Kneel and face the kid. Ask her how she is.

In a day, you let all the water out of your hands - are you empty now,
Your holiness? It's the same way you let all the others make amends for their sins at the expense of your onliness.

Kneel and forget it. Beg for it, bet.
Relent; just fall to it. Free your mind, endless.

Cornered, the way you black the door, but I couldn't look down anymore.
Thought that I caused the rot; you weren't there anymore.

Found a way to get all the trouble out of my head, out of my head:
Relent; just fall to it. Free your mind, unless.

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from You're In Heaven, released May 19, 2017
Guitars and bass recorded with Jeffrey Brown at Squirrel's Nest/Crunch House (New Haven). Drums and vocals recorded with Alfredo Berrios at Raven Blue Studios (Brookfield). Mixed and mastered by Jeffrey Brown.

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