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Hat Rack
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High risk for blackout
you've done nothing and still you complain
to be someone else, dear someone else, big deception.
Don't be a hatrack
having a single task,
your mind off always waiting for, desperation.
Your salvation label affixed to the front.
Shake your head, clean your hands
do something out of reach
take the risk
do what you have to do
Shake your head, clean your hands
do something face to face
to be, be a man
take the risk, the right one.
Don't be a hatrack
having a single task,
your mind off always waiting for, desperation.
Shake your head, clean your hands
do something face to face
be a man
take the risk the last one.
Go ahead and we won.
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Across the Justice Ciudad De México, Mexico
Four-piece melodic hardcore/punk band hailing from Mexico City. Their sound is hard to describe so just take all of you records and melt them together and there you have it. Currently doing better than ever with several songs. They will play anywhere anytime... and for just about anything. No egos or rock star attitudes... just straight ahead punk rock!. ... more
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