Live at the WitZend

by Satellite Repairmen

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1.
Zero 04:08
Your gleaming blue eyes are wasted Looking at the ground when there’s so much else to see around Do I detect a hint of green I can see myself in your blank computer screen Every brother will have his grave On a mountain even when the world’s just a flat plain This train is empty but it’s still rolling on Despite my subtle warning that it isn’t worth the effort anymore Look at all these dead trees Look at what you do to me You’ve got me on the ground Gasping for a way to breathe Keep yourself from blinking Till the sun is down below the sea You’ve got the right idea But you’re in the wrong key Is there another light I’ve not yet seen Cause lately all the color combinations look the same to me A sip of poison is all I need Yeah I need a little dynamite for blowing up the bridges that I Build all day long Out of broken bricks and cheap adhesive I’ll walk upon them maybe once in my life Only once the dust is settled and I’ve started on another one Look at all these dead trees Look at what you do to me You’ve got me on the ground Gasping for a way to breathe Keep yourself from blinking Till the sun is down below the sea You’ve got the right idea But you’re in the wrong key Look at all these dead trees Look at what you do to me You’ve got me on the ground Gasping for a way to breathe Keep yourself from blinking Till the sun is down below the sea You’ve got the right idea But you’re in the wrong key Never close your eyes again Open up your chest for me Drink up all the red for me Print your name in red across my face Cause mine is just another name for zero
2.
He's a dog on a pile, And he's a wailin, For his crimes. Whats wrong? Fell off from a fallin' out, From his love's gold-gilded tin roof. Service done him wrong, mother gone, Is it wrong, to feel? Eye-catching sly, He's all tied up, In a bind. Drink up. Bruised, he must choose, To lead or follow. Warm washin down, away his pain goes. Flashing a smile, his first in a while. A crooked letter, he doesn't matter. Smile, smile, its a disaster. Act now, and think after, For he is a slave without a master, and he's waiting to die. A battle cry, He is ready, For the fight. Lay low. Planned, (sh)it hits the fan, Drop the balls, too soon. Hold it tight, warm and light. Souls shine bright, in the heat of the night. Done for a while, No time to smile, See it through. Push hard. Gone are the days, With the frozen toes and, End times comin near, Whats to fear? Fly my dear, away. Away. A crooked letter, he doesn't matter. Pockets out, ain't that better. Hands high, a hard hitter. He's a weary lost traveller, and he's waitin for a sign. Out of the thick, he's laughing away. Disaster be done, smile smiling away. Broke his gold-gilded, unbroken chain. Slave ride free, he jives on away. Sign found, all he did was look around.
3.
Medicine 02:24
I have been digging for what seems like years now Squinting my eyes oh and bending my ear To get a sound of your words Played on 50-watt speakers And not a trace of red The circles don’t stay in my head I feel like a tick living under your finger Whose world is your shadow and hesitant press Though i want more than drops from your medicine bottle I just need to know you I need to know you I need to know you I need to know you

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Live performance at the WitZend 5/31/14.
Video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=03WlsfKMLXc

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released May 31, 2014

Guitar/Vocals: James Doran
Guitar: Jack Guze
Keyboard/Vocals: Jasper Burik
Bass: David Clymer
Drums: Alonso Pirio

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LA based band 10 years in the making that grooves hard and jams out.

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