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261 Pounds Close to Love

from Old School Politics (Promo 2011) by Old School Politics

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I've failed to explain many things in my life
So these lines I wrote to your cell phone last night
Were mostly pretentions,
Mostly aversion
To the guy, I became these past few months

I don’t like what you meant to me
I don’t like anything that’s happening now,
It’s just running through my head,
I didn't want to change
And if you want to, want to hear the truth
I never felt anything for you
I was just trying to pretend, that I didn’t changed

It’s god damn hard to act like a man
When everybody has seemed to let go
I’m out of the mould, but closer than I though
I pretended to be a saint
I failed at pretending more than I am
So please excuses me,
Cause I am a victim, of a part of me I thought I knew

Though I wanted, though I needed it so bad
But I’m not the same guy

So here’s your song,
Fuck chemistry,
Write down these words, you shouldn’t love an asshole like me
Honestly, from the bottom of my heart

I don’t like what you meant to me
I don’t like anything that’s happening now,
It’s just running through my head,
I must admit that I changed

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from Old School Politics (Promo 2011), released September 1, 2011

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Over 300 shows, 3 canadian tours, many Ontario and Quebec tours, UK & France tour, their last LP distributed on iTunes, Amazon.ca and HMVs across Canada and already started the writing of their next album. As they continue to captivate their fans due to their astounding sound; this is what Old School Politics is all about! ... more

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