A Sloppy Arrangement of Poorly Thought-Out Ideas
from Live at the Rock Pile, 1/11/13 by Mr. Denim
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This was recorded on January 11th, 2013 at the Rock Pile in Chicago, IL. We would like to extend a huge thank you to Keith from Idea Defined for recording it. The set includes various songs from our previous releases, as well as two new songs, to be recorded in the near future. We would also like to thank anyone in attendance, and most of all, you, the listener.Purchasable with gift cardname your price
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Feels like someone's got a hold of my throat. I'm screaming, I'm gasping, in due time I'll choke on my few final words: "What a horrible joke." Not much to be remembered, but so these things go. Spitting through clenched teeth, I'm biting my tongue. There's a war in my head, but the outsiders won. Why don't I learn to calm down? Why don't I have fun? But these cliches are much sooner said than they're done. Leave me high, leave me dry leave me trampled. Feed me all the bullshit you can. I never learned to be an example, and I sure as hell never learned to be a man. Fists balled in anger, faces sneer in disgust. All you identical cogs will all in time rust, leaving nothing behind but your feces and dust, in your infamous motto: "In nothing we trust." Nobody stands up, no one lifts a finger. Stare God in the face, and ask him "Why bother?" I'll flip him the finger, he'll send me to hell. I'll go down gladly, laughing. I'll rot there forever. Oh well.
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from Live at the Rock Pile, 1/11/13,
released January 15, 2013
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