Soft Spots
from Totentanz by We'll Go Machete
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lyrics
Needles changing hands
Sticking all the ends in soft spots
Running out of entry
Pouring acid rain
Smallest little friends take first hit
Bend the view from pity
Look straight ahead
Termites slurping wood
Houses barely stand on torn sticks
But they’re selling them as sturdy
Hiding cans of gas
Light a few at night, wait, slowly
Burning all the cities
Look straight ahead
Sticking all the ends in soft spots
Running out of entry
Pouring acid rain
Smallest little friends take first hit
Bend the view from pity
Look straight ahead
Termites slurping wood
Houses barely stand on torn sticks
But they’re selling them as sturdy
Hiding cans of gas
Light a few at night, wait, slowly
Burning all the cities
Look straight ahead
credits
from Totentanz,
released September 18, 2018
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