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Bellwether
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Verse:
it's a move that everybody tries
to find thsemvles but it don't ever seem to work
in the end I guess, we're self-absorbed at best
at least we know...
Verse:
on a poorly painted carousel
the horse gets stuck
here comes a truck
to save us from this mess
Chorus:
(and now a) Low pressure pressure system's moving in
Guess I should have listened in
to the bleating of the bellweather
I've got a pen I'll draw some lines
I'm content to pass the time
as we contemplate this era/error
Verse:
In the end it's all I really want:
to see myself reflected back in parts
through other people's eyes
the light gets polarized
and divided
Verse:
On a sunny stretch of Market Street feeling lost
Oh, help me, God, I cannot find my phone
[Chorus repeats]
Bridge:
In a velvet haze,
we shall count the ways
of our youth
Spinning up and down,
through valleys and through the towns.
When the path is much too dark
we shall a tiny spark
Chorus
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Manwomanchild Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Manwomanchild is a rock band from Philadelphia fronted by David Child (Hilowitz).
The band was
started in Rhode Island in 2008.
The band released its self-titled debut album on 12/14/2010 on West Cortez Records.
In 2013, Manwomanchild moved to Philadelphia. In April 2014, they wrote and recorded the soundtrack for Decidedly‘s iOS and Android game “Floyd’s Worthwhile Endeavor“.
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