Hanging out with Imogen
from Those words broke our hearts by When Nalda became punk
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Limited Edition 10" Yellow Vinyl
Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumOur new mini-LP, Those Words Broke Our Hearts, released at Shelflife Records and Discos de Kirlian. 6 brand new songs on a limited edition 10" Yellow Transparent vinyl. Includes digital download. Pics by Lore Stars www.instragram.com/lore_stars
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lyrics
Hanging out with Imogen
It’s just a little chat while going home
Don’t get me wrong, don’t want to know
What your stereo says about you
Oh you are not living in Ghost World
But I just can’t tell you so
I know you wouldn’t live without it
Don’t blame me
You think that you’re the one but someone’s already said so
Don’t try to look that sad, oh this is so old
If you could be blanker than that
No hidden message on your clothes
No dyed hair and no weird bands
Nobody knows
And you wonder why you’re so alone
Do you have to be so cold?
Will you ever show any emotions?
You could laugh some time and ease yourself
Funny things won’t cause you pain
There’s no need for being sarcastic
Don’t blame me
You think that you’re the one but someone’s already said so
Don’t try to look that sad, oh this is so old
If you could be blanker than that
No hidden message on your clothes
No dyed hair and no weird bands
Nobody knows
You don’t know me that much
You don’t know me at all
You don’t know that
You don’t know a fucking thing
It’s just a little chat while going home
Don’t get me wrong, don’t want to know
What your stereo says about you
Oh you are not living in Ghost World
But I just can’t tell you so
I know you wouldn’t live without it
Don’t blame me
You think that you’re the one but someone’s already said so
Don’t try to look that sad, oh this is so old
If you could be blanker than that
No hidden message on your clothes
No dyed hair and no weird bands
Nobody knows
And you wonder why you’re so alone
Do you have to be so cold?
Will you ever show any emotions?
You could laugh some time and ease yourself
Funny things won’t cause you pain
There’s no need for being sarcastic
Don’t blame me
You think that you’re the one but someone’s already said so
Don’t try to look that sad, oh this is so old
If you could be blanker than that
No hidden message on your clothes
No dyed hair and no weird bands
Nobody knows
You don’t know me that much
You don’t know me at all
You don’t know that
You don’t know a fucking thing
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released March 10, 2017
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