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Death Of Me

from Crooked Teeth by Minus Nine

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(Verse 1)
I’m lost and comatosed,
My thoughts have overdosed,
I wait alone,
for the bitter end to come my way,
And I wait to go home,
which is nowhere that I’ve known

(Verse 2)
I’m lost and out of time,
Conforming to my broken efforts,
I know I’m out of line.
I grew my wings,
I’ll be an angel or a vulture.
Whichever suits me best.
I protest, I protest, I protest, I protest.

(Chorus)
You will be, the death of me
(death of me, death of me)
You will be, the death of me
(death of me, death of me)
You will be, the death of me
(death of me, death of me)
You will be, the death of me
(death of me, death of me)

(Verse 3)
Unclear and so ashamed,
I’ll put the pieces back together,
But they won’t fit the same.
9 Months, 10 days since we left
and parted separate ways.
But all roads meet in the end.
I’ll pretend to defend til the end.

(Chorus)
You will be, the death of me
(death of me, death of me)
You will be, the death of me
(death of me, death of me)
You will be, the death of me
(death of me, death of me)
You will be, the death of me
(death of me, death of me)

(Outro)
And here’s where we fell apart,
Right from the start I had known for sure,
On and on we can’t move forward.
And here’s where we fell apart,
Right from the start I had known for sure,
On and on we can’t move forward.

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from Crooked Teeth, released November 15, 2013

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Minus Nine Brisbane, Australia

5 mates from the Redlands who made a racket for a few years when we were angsty little teenie-boppers.

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