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Hit or Miss
00:48
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(rock out)
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Don't Let Go
02:39
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I found out today that the pain's not gone, you're feeling trapped inside and helpless. It's been three years since you've felt it: the urge to make up your mind and leave this fucked up world behind.
She said, "It's no secret, this place has been dead to me this past year. No one's been a fucking friend to me. All I needed was a chance to stand on my feet and not get knocked down. I'm sick of tasting defeat."
I picked up the pieces from the life that I saw shatter, and tried to help you up amidst the heartbreak and the clatter. Said, "I know that things look hopeless, but we can make it through together." I found you in search of something better.
She said, "Well, it's May. I've been holding on, but things just aren't getting better." I don't know if it's me or the weather. I'm a walking rainstorm. I've been trying. I gave it everything I had. It's three more months. Don't you give up on me.
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I thought of everything you needed, end everything I gave. Between the phone calls and the late nights, meetings under streetlights, these words I’ll take to my grave: “You are perfect for me.”
I can’t seem to find the traces of the words I left behind. I’ve been thinking that maybe I got in too deep—hating myself, losing sleep, but you’re the only cure to the way you make me feel.
I made the best out of what I had, and you already know that it took two months for me to figure myself out completely.
And then you swore you’d never leave—I know I always say this, but this will be the end of me.
Looking back, I’ll weigh the sacrifice I made: my sanity for your escape from reason. Every step brought you deeper in this state of dependence, and resentment for everything that you once loved, and now you’re falling apart.
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It's Not Me, It's You
02:44
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A thousand times I've kicked you out. But then I always wake up. (I think it's time for me to wake up). Forget about you and get out. I need some room to breathe, it's time to end my losing streak. And if you think I'm rude, it's not me, it's you.
There's not much I can say to make it so that you won't hate me. But at this point in time, it's the last thing on my mind. I'm giving you all you gave me and more. But this time, when I leave, I'm locking the door.
And when you came around, you changed the face of everything, no we won't be the same.
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Comeback of the Year Ellington, Connecticut
Comeback of the Year consists of guitarist/vocalist Alec Marcus, drummer Spencer LeBel, bassist/vocalist Sean Millane, and guitarist Dominic Barone. Since forming in late 2011, the group has won the Hartford Gorilla Music Battle of the Bands, played at the Webster Theater's Main Stage in Hartford, and played the Vans Warped Tour 2013. The band is growing in the Hartford/New Haven area. ... more
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