25 To 1
from The Internal Theater by Archer Oh
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lyrics
Softly, never go softly
Was it enough? wasn't it right?
The serpents slither up and and down
Where you survived.
I Don't Know How.
I'm nothing, I’m no one
I'm not myself
you always knew what to say
A windshield, a postcard
A signature
you always knew what to say
Filth, you're divided by your fear
your fear
The sunlight blinds you
Raging like a pyre
You're gone
I'm in the ground
I'm nothing, I’m no one
I'm not myself
you always knew what to say
A windshield, a postcard
A signature
you always knew what to say
My words don't cut so deep
I never knew what to say
Your words were were gospel to me
You always knew what to say
My Love, my heart decided You’d always know what to say
Now
I'm nothing, I’m no one
I'm not myself
you always knew what to say
A windshield, a postcard
A signature
you always knew what to say
what happened to the
God I saw?
You hardly knew what
To say
Was it enough? wasn't it right?
The serpents slither up and and down
Where you survived.
I Don't Know How.
I'm nothing, I’m no one
I'm not myself
you always knew what to say
A windshield, a postcard
A signature
you always knew what to say
Filth, you're divided by your fear
your fear
The sunlight blinds you
Raging like a pyre
You're gone
I'm in the ground
I'm nothing, I’m no one
I'm not myself
you always knew what to say
A windshield, a postcard
A signature
you always knew what to say
My words don't cut so deep
I never knew what to say
Your words were were gospel to me
You always knew what to say
My Love, my heart decided You’d always know what to say
Now
I'm nothing, I’m no one
I'm not myself
you always knew what to say
A windshield, a postcard
A signature
you always knew what to say
what happened to the
God I saw?
You hardly knew what
To say
credits
from The Internal Theater,
released February 27, 2025
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about
Archer Oh Moreno Valley, California
Surfy Indie Rock from Moreno Valley, CA
Thanks for listening!!
Booking: ksalek@banditbooking.com
Mgmt: jsidel@gmail.com
shows
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Mar 29Brooklyn, NY
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Mar 30Somerville, MA
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Apr 1Columbus, OH
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Apr 2Hamtramck, MI
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Apr 4Chicago, IL
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Apr 6Columbia, MO
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Apr 9Denver, CO
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Apr 13Stroudsburg, PA
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May 31Pomona, CA
discography
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Feb 2025 -
Nov 2022 -
May 2022 -
Oct 2020 -
Jun 2020 -
Sep 2019 -
Nov 2018 -
Dec 2016 -
Jun 2016 -
Dec 2015
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