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Getting Used To Feeling Like Shit

by Stuck Out Here

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1.
Hangover Sex 04:17
That spring you finished your degree And mine was still incomplete You moved into that house on Bathurst Street And I moved in with my parents I said "don't worry, I'll make the journey Up Highway 8 to the 401, down the 427 To the Gardiner Expressway I'll make it every seven days" Those weekends spent in the backyard Under a sky with no stars And you drank wine, and I drank rye I said someday I'll take you away from this Someday we won't be so helpless Someday I'll fly you to Paris And you'll drink wine, and I'll drink rye But every Sunday you'd start to cry Said "don't leave me in this city I'm so lonely, I know nobody" I'd wipe the hair out of your eyes Smile and tell you a bunch of lies Of how September would be better But now I'm in Toronto My degree's still incomplete, I can't afford to eat I can't buy you wine, can't afford rye But every time it starts raining I remember dancing with you to "Bobcaygeon" And when I think back on those days I remember your summer skin colour Your sun squint smile Your long blonde hair rolling down your shoulders And I say someday I'll take you away from this Someday we won't be so helpless Someday I'll finish college And you'll drink wine, and I'll drink rye
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I just woke up in the water As it began to boil Fell asleep getting baptized Spent too long in the soil With the worms and I've learned That the dirt in my nails Shouldn't be confused with pride 'Cause if I want to know God Or some idea of I'll have to wait until I die And not just inside Gertrude Stein said A rose is a rose is a rose is a rose If that's true then I hate myself for hating myself for hating myself for hating myself Coulda been in that bathroom On that long hungover drive My eyes were burnt out and bleeding And branded open wide And I blurted out lies And I blurred wrong and right It's all a tattered binary Some loud sadness it seemed Not so buried beneath That I confused with being free But it ain't me, babe Gertrude Stein said A rose is a rose is a rose is a rose If that's true then I hate myself for hating myself for hating myself for hating myself Play that pessimist pop Feel the weight lifted off But I still need to be grounded And now I'm finally sure I'm not a kid anymore But that does not mean I'm not dumbfounded There's still some truths I haven't found yet I want to be surrounded Gertrude Stein said A rose is a rose is a rose is a rose If that's true then I hate myself for hating myself for hating myself for hating myself
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I'm too high to watch the Radars play And entertain my friend's four-year-old kid It's happening again Another song about back home The conversation starts to spin About when the Oilers will win again When will it end? Another song about back home Some kid I went to high school with Leads the Colorado Avalanche And his dad's my therapist Another song about back home They say the future's bright but outta site Oh Taylor Hall, oh Nugent-Hopkins Something to believe in Instead of leaving It's happening again When will it end? Sometimes we try and we fail Sometimes we try and we fail Feels like I've already lived this night Already watched this hockey fight In this town it's like there's seconds left On a powerplay and an empty-net And we still can't get it right We still can't get it Sometimes we try and we fail Sometimes we try and we fail Sometimes We don't try, we just get drunk We just get drunk We just get drunk and talk about Ryan O'Reilly
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I regretfully recall The sting of the winter The paint on the wall The song of the summer The sharp hint of fall And the birth of the spring But I refuse to place The night to the evening The name to the face The wait was worth waiting The feeling's replaced I cannot take back a thing So don't waste yr breath The season's dead Take a number, wait in line For yr funeral stamp Yeah the one that says That you're happy 'til ya die But for now, kick around Waste some time November's fading fast What was once the future Now bitten by the past The warmth of tomorrow Has now been surpassed By the cold of today But my lover's nice and warm Covered in bandage Her longing is worn Like a scarf or a mitten My love and my scorn Are both of yours to take So don't waste yr breath The season's dead Take a number, wait in line For that pocket flask And you'll kindly ask If I'll share some of mine Well let's hope it can help pass the time So don't waste yr breath The season's dead Take a number, wait in line My decision's made Yeah, I'll kindly wait If you wait by my side Just think of the excuse that we'll find Of the ways we can help Pass the time

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This is a four song EP about getting a little older, and figuring out just a little bit more.

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released February 7, 2014

Written and Performed by Stuck Out Here:
Cam Laurie: Vocals and Guitar
Ivan Raczycki: Vocals and Guitar
Patrick Armstrong: Drums
Emmett O'Reilly: Bass and Vocals

Produced and Recorded by Siegried Meier at Beach Road Studios

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