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Can We Break Up Yet?

by It Comes in Waves

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1.
Tanzler 04:04
you've got a look in your eyes you shouldn't see may no one ever take you away from me you're really stuck in my head I'll bring you back from the dead and then you'll know about life I put marbles in the place of your delicate eyes you'll come back to me you'll come back to me and then I'll show you we were meant to be when they displayed you for the whole town to see how dare they come take you away from me
2.
it's another one of those tragedies where it don't work out and the storm won't pass so the dam walls break and the towns afloat and everyone's drowning yet we get told, to have some hope we've been sold, but have some hope it's another one of those policies that the thieves write and pay the politicians to make it real to make it stick and we sit back and say that was slick it's another one of those democracies where you think our voice would matter but it doesn't no our voice means nothing, our voice means nothing unless its sponsored by greed
3.
Ladder 03:36
don't give up, don't give in don't you feel afraid don't give up, don't give in don't you hesitate to know I'm not letting you go bring us a ladder we're getting over this don't give up, don't give in don't you ever feel lost don't give up, don't give in regardless of the cost I'll pay any price to save you from the depths of hell

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this is what band #13 known here for to as "It Comes in Waves" came up with for the 4th Lottery League season in Cleveland Ohio 2016. We had good times, we had no times, we had a funk jam in there somewhere, but ultimately, from February until April of 2016 this is what 4 complete strangers who had never played together before came up with. You can take that to the bank and then rob it.

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released April 13, 2016

Joshua Jesty: vocals, bass
Noah Depew: guitar
Meredith Pangrace: accordion
Thomas Paine: drums

recorded, mixed and co produced by Bart Koster at Midtown Studios
april 9-10th, 2016

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joshua jesty Cleveland

Joshua Jesty is a professional starving artist based out of Cleveland Ohio. He has been making music that people have been getting eargasms from since 1998.

now a days he dances salsa, kicks doctors, and makes tons of pop and un-pop music.

His latest release is "...you will be forgotten". he lives with no regrets but many tacos in a physical house.

"songs about death disguised as love songs"
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