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My Hobbies Suck
02:19
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Mouth Breather
03:36
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Go Slow
01:59
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The Freeze
04:11
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My batteries they are dying
I did not forget I neglected to charge them
The screen is broke, the crack is growing
Around the edges patina is showing
If I work a day it can all be replaced
By foreign labor and toxic waste
But I gave it a name
How can I throw it away
Yeah I gave it a name
How can I throw it away
My tires have gone flat
I did not forget I neglected to pump them
The paint is chipped and the brakes are squeaking
I'm burning oil and something's leaking.
If I work a day it can all be replaced
By foreign labor and toxic waste
But I gave it a name
How can I throw it away
Yeah I gave it a name
How can I throw it away
My sunglasses I crushed em
My car I rolled it
My bike I laid it over
My jeans I ripped em open
My phone I fuckin' dropped it
Man why'd they make it outta glass
My job, I lost it
My life is kicking my ass
Why do I buy so much shit if I hate working
Why don't I quit if the world is burning
Keeps getting warmer all the time
who's fault is that, is it mine?
Listen to the scientists
Bill Nye is gettin pissed
Everybody's moving to Seattle
A place where it's hip to be depressed
But the summers here are filled with smoke now
Who's fault is that. Is it mine?
Don't melt the freeze. It's what made me me.
Listen to the scientists. Bill Nye is getting pissed.
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Worse in Person Seattle, Washington
Worse in Person is a four-piece indie-rock band from Seattle, WA. In 2019 Rian Rustvold (vocals, guitar) teamed up with college roommate Hunter Gabriele (drums), and Michelle Tanco (bass) to try their hands at an indie rock project. Early in 2020 the band began playing around their hometown of Seattle, and added Sean Matson (guitar) to the combo. ... more
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