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Trust U See
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I’ve been clear
Been days, but the migraine hit me
No wafers, no blue container
Oh, you got to be kidding me
Drive down to the pharmacy lets see what Terry’s got for me
Back at my home
It’s where you’ll find me
Deep in my shadow
Ache in the sheets
Don’t ask me why cause so far, it’s all that I know Believe in my conscience that its placebo
I’ll take the ones that shouldn’t be prescribed They’re the only ones that fix up my mind
Been eating, been drinking, been reading all the signs I’m coming down on it hard this time
Waiting in the wait
It’s digging in my core
Will you push me back to the other side? How could I ignore
Will you wait for me in time?
Or will you push me to the right side Came back to me
Doze myself at ease
Put the silence in my new scene
But but I know, they’ll never trust u see
Trust u See
I’m waiting in the wait, what happened on the day before Too much to recount while the white light all distorts
Too far to be alone, too far to find a quiet source
They ask me questions, I am not too sure
My focus is down, my body hates me now
The city is loud but it’s not gonna bring me down You see me when I am not there
This hangxiety yeah it doesn’t mix with heat
We search for the cheat before I fall to my knees But I know that it won’t let me go
Waiting in the wait
Its digging in my core
Push me back to the other side How could I ignore
Will it wait for me in time?
Or will it push me to the right side Came back to me
Doze myself at ease
Put the silence in my new scene But but I know
They’ll never trust u see
Never trust u see
Won’t be too hard to find
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dust Newcastle, Australia
A contemporary take on Australian post-punk, characterised by immersive guitars and genre bending instrumentation.
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