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Basement Back To Where It Was

from Take A Hike (2024 Remaster) by Thin Swimmer

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I'll hide the corners and sweep the house
Yeah we'll get partied out, and I'll fall asleep
These times are dark my head is green
All these colors that I've seen, man it ain't like this
You crack the stone, I'll gouge the knife
This is the violent city life, yeah I'm cut out for it

Ba-By- We aren't sleazy
World-Class white trash city

I enjoy free time, I'll take my time with you
I'll stand in all these lines with you
and shake those building blues
Tape up your sneakers, cuff you pants
Calloused fingers, sweaty hands, and a heart like glue

Ba-By- We aren't sleazy
World class white trash city

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from Take A Hike (2024 Remaster), released February 24, 2017
Written, performed, and recordied by Jared Olson

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Hello I am Jared Olson from Chicago bands such as Nite Smoke, Elephant Gun, and Post Child. I continue my lack of consideration with Thin Swimmer

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