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Powerline

from Recollections by Strangers Now

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lyrics

Forged my signature on the dotted line in a contract of love
It wasn't my intention to leave fucked from this
I Ignored the fine print, ignored any consequence
and now I swear we've choked on those words
Now I think it's time I let you know that you're part of the reason these songs come out the way they do
You’re part of the reason for these words I sing
It's not easy for me to write a love song
Ive fucking moved on…
but bitter recollections will always be with me
And now I don’t know you anymore, but that's fine...I don’t give a fuck
At least Broken hearts are good for something, because broken hearts wrote my favorite songs
So let me recite some of Blake's best words, because they always seem to fit

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from Recollections, released December 10, 2011

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Strangers Now St Louis, Missouri

Strangers Now is a modern hardcore/screamo band from St. Louis, Missouri. Started in the spring of 2010, Strangers Now has self-released 2 EPs as well as a split 10" on Skeletal Lightening. The band plays a very melodic and fast sound that carries honest, emotional, and passionate lyrics.
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