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False Friendships (And Other Such Desires)

from Split 10" with Travolta by Days of Desolation

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Click yet again "accept request"
Oh won't you please, to attest we're friends
Sharing all the mediocre shit we do
Or at least that's what I'd like to
We pass each other by in life
Barely make an effort to pass a smile
We talk about nothing at all
To think I could've ignored you all this time
Looking into each other's eyes, we shook hands
and stabbed each other in the back
Bonding to an idea of togetherness
Let me tell you about unity
It's as much a farce as it is worth believing in
Clamping tightly to the dream, as if
it were a neck you can't help but squeeze
False friendships and other such desires
Based on envy and inevitable demise
Cherishing denounced dreams
People you don't even
know that well, even though
you've been through a form of hell
From behind the PC screen
everything 's what it seems
People think I'm pretty,
smart, funny and witty
No one knows what I feel
Exactly how it should be
No more bar nights and hiding in plain sight
No more drinks for the loud bunch late at night
All this pain of being ignored and dulling it
No more fucking point in it

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from Split 10" with Travolta, released July 27, 2016

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Days of Desolation Halen, Belgium

Femke: vocals

Jasper: guitar

Owen: drums, vocals

Bart: guitar

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