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Deliverance
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Deliverance
Look out, pretty faces!
Look out, petty hearts will only take
all that you yourself make
Look at your revolt
The hot air that it holds
can slow you down
You need to learn to feel somehow
Aren't we sorry now?
This is a call
A warning to all that we've achieved
Pleased our simple needs
This is a coup
Deliver and swoon for liberty
It takes a lifetime just to be
Kind or sorry now
Aren't we sorry now?
"Can't hear you now
and I'm afraid to understand"
It's just as well
I'm calling for activity
"Can't hear you now
and I'm afraid to understand"
It's just as well
I'm calling all humility
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Saint Solitude Oakland, California
Saint Solitude is the musical persona of Maine native Dup Crosson.
Depending on the
day, or the song, Crosson alternates between the roles of loop artist, multi-instrumentalist, and most importantly, songwriter. He combines his favorite elements of Britpop, shoegaze, post-punk, and psychedelia into accessible and immediately appealing pop songs hereby known as BITTERSWEET FUZZ.
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