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That's How You Get Ants
03:40
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We gotta find a way to get out of here
Anything to escape this fucked up atmosphere
I'll be sitting here waiting for you and another try
at this thing that we call life
This year has spoiled a lot of things for us
I think we've had enough
It's usually hard for me
to put songs to words
and words to a melody
but as long as you're here with me
I know I'll be fine
Let's find a place, a place for you and me
a place filled with endless possibility
Let's make believe and have a fuckin' ball
And together run from it all
Next year will change a lot of things for us
Let's pack up and leave them in the dust
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Tune Em All to B
03:43
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Another job another dead end minimum wage
Packed our bags, hit the road now we're on our way
to play a show with some guys that we barely know
wouldn't have it any other way
Another day fades away, trapped in a cage
Got the keys, now I'm free, gotta get away
Have enough gas just to get us by
Life is what you make of it
take a chance and live it up right now
I'm doing what is best for me
Don't take your life so seriously for now
I'm tired of being scared of what the future brings
Will I be alone or just have things?
Trying so hard to have something you can't buy
I just can't help but try
Have enough gas just to get us by
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The sun it sets in the west
See it dip below the clouds
these are the times that I like best
Some of the few that we're allowed
So throw your bags in the back
we're gonna be gone for a while
you're the only face
I wanna see for the next thousand miles
The mountains reach for the sky
seem them stretch to the clouds
Leave our worries in the dust
They're all in the past for now
No, I don't care what it costs
No, I don't care where we go
Cause these are the best times of my life
as long as I'm with you
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This Is Whispering Kearney, Nebraska
Easycore dudes
Josh: Drums, Vocals
Morgan: Guitar, Lead Vocals
Kyle: Guitar, Vocals
Chance: Bass, vocals
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