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A Million Fires
03:04
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2. |
Pretty Like You
03:12
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Verse 1:
No defects, no flaws, perfect body
Immaculate, fashionable hottie
Make us all turn our heads, every party
With a glance you could make any heart bleed
Chorus:
Then I look at me
And I start to see
That I'll never be
Pretty like you
And I want to hide
In the the bathroom's light
Staying out of sight
Till the sunshine scrapes through
Verse 2:
Every angle, your face is an art piece
Tiny jaw, big round eyes, smile and I freeze
The way your picturesque hair blows in the breeze
Is enough to bring an angel to their knees
Chorus:
Then I look at me
And I start to see
That I'll never be
Pretty like you
And I go outside
And I try to hide
All of my sharp lines
Though I know they'll come through
Cause I'm stuck with me
And I can't unsee
The way I'll never be
Pretty like you
And your glass doll eyes
Cut me down to size
Make me want to die
Because I want them too
*solo*
Bridge:
Your perfect face sends an arrow zooming
Your perfect shape pierces daggers through me
I wanna change, into an immaculate daydream
I wanna change
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3. |
Townie [Mitski cover]
02:18
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John Vermeersch Shoreview, Minnesota
Thanks for stopping by! These are my demos, so if you're new here, I recommend checking out my band instead: lonelyenclave.bandcamp.com
John Vermeersch recommends:
Lonely Enclave
by Lonely Enclave
Our first album is a raw piece of garage (er, basement) rock, heavily inspired by Nirvana, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Weezer. It's rough, but it's free, and in my biased opinion, worth a listen.
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Talking Secret - Single
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