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from Sex Is Stupid by SLEEVES

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I remember our boardwalk view.
Waiting on me, I was boring you
You ran that town in your high heeled shoes
I'm always tripping in front of you

Who thought things would change?
They all stay the same

You apologized, I know what for now
It was nothing you did, it was how you felt
I kissed you at the end of that closed off street
That was when you fell into me

You don't notice me, unless I'm right in front of you.

I remember our boardwalk view.
And how I never fell into you.
You ran those towns in your high heeled shoes.
I'm always tripping in front of you.

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from Sex Is Stupid, released March 7, 2014
Recorded by Jerry Queen and John Hoffman
Mixed and Mastered by John Hoffman

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SLEEVES Cincinnati, Ohio

SLEEVES is a punk band from Cincinnati, Ohio.

Dylan - Drums//Vox
John - Guitar//Vox

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