Name: Brother Bear
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Brother Bear

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People always ask me where I’m from
I tell ‘em that my story is a boring one
Cus I don’t give a shit where I been,
I still can’t swallow my original sin.
Now I been eatin every word I say
I never thought that I would see this way.
I leave a trail everywhere I lay
I spend the next day cleanin’ it up.
I don’t cry I don’t cry I don’t cry for you anymore.
People always ask me what I do,
I hold my breath till I turn blue
My brother always wonders what he’ll be
I can only wonder what he sees
But I don’t think I don’t think I don’t think of you anymore.
Now I’m all dizzy with a radio cure
Of my intentions I ain’t never been sure
I hear my daddy singin’ sad sad songs
I can’t imagine where he went wrong.
Think in clichés to make my heart beat fast
I just hope I make my heart beat last.

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from God Hates Figs, released November 10, 2012
Rusty (vocals, guitar), Tim (vocals), Mike (Bass, vocals), Rae (vocals), Holli (vocals), Beanicus Andronicus (vocals)

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