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Exile

from Singles by The Deadlips

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lyrics

Frustrations growing within
Festering under my skin
Do what it takes to ignore
Supress it till there is no more
Something to settle the score?
To chill the core?

This fear of missing out
Haunts, my soul
What are these useless feelings about?

No use saying it, out loud
But you’re not allow in the crowd
You gotta be ruthless
Refuse to be useless
Slowly tearing you down

Frustrations growing within
Festering under my skin
Do what it takes to ignore
Supress it till there is no more
Something to settle the score?
To chill the core?

This fear of missing out
Haunts, my soul
What are these useless feelings about?

Waiting, contemplating
Wandering mind,
Silence is dry, passes me by
I’m so ashamed, of feeling this way
What is wrong in my brain?

credits

from Singles, track released August 17, 2018
Written and performed by The Deadlips
Recorded at Vagabond Studio
Engineered, Mixed and Mastered by Josh Bills
Artwork by Lily Palmer Bull

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The Deadlips Melbourne, Australia

Heavy, riffy four piece rock band, lead by unique female vocals. Remedy EP out now.

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Madi O'Shea - Vocals
Hugh Kirne - Lead Guitar
Patrick Cooke - Bass Guitar
Lucas Veliou - Drums

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