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Rich Octopus - Ron Swansong (acoustic demo)

from The Split. by happytears/Rich Octopus

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lyrics

don't make a sound
don't waste your energy
you'll wake me up inside your fantasy
don't bring me down
need positivity
and it's gone when you're around

you say, you say, you say you're good
but you're just lying like you should
'cause if anyone knew the truth, they'd run away
i guess that's all i have to say

and i think it's impossible
to be real with you by my side
'cause every action that i take
won't be enough to satiate your
undying desire to be a fucking asshole

and when i walk away you won't be saved
and the time i've lost. i can't explain
those sorry eyes that you used to look down on me
i guess i'm gonna have to leave

and i think it's impossible
to be real with you by my side
'cause every action that i take
won't be enough to satiate your
undying desire to be a fucking asshole

i already knew that you were leaving
just keep on walking you've done your deceiving

and i don't want to hold on to this hate
but i guess that i'll just have to wait

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from The Split., track released December 23, 2016

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Rich Octopus New Orleans, Louisiana

an emo pop quartet stuck below sea level, but keeping our heads above water.

Rich Octopus is:

Christian Babin
Maxine DeRouen
Will Hoffpauir
Ian Sdfuh

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