At Sixes And Sevens
by Addington Lennox
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NextDoor
02:24
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Don't talk to me
I need some time to sort things through
I haven't been myself for so long
I'm starting to believe it's true
I'm finding help
In bottles and in little baggies
They aren't solving any problems
But they help me to forget I'm sad
And that's got to count for something cuz
I'm starting to realize
That I'll never become
The person that I thought
That I would be when I was young
So bartender
Pour me another pint of Boreale
That last one didn't do the trick
Cuz I still remember why I'm here
And I know I've made mistakes
And I'll deal with the consequences
But right now I need this drink
Way more than I need to pay my rent
So don't talk to me right now because
I'm starting to realize
That I'll never become
The person that I thought
I would be when I was young
And I'm starting
To figure out it's true
I'll never grow up
To become someone like you
I'm starting to realize
That I'll never become
The person that I thought
I would be when I was younger
I thought that
By now I'd have figured out
My life
But I'm realizing
That that's not the case
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2. |
Cutting Ties
02:29
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3. |
Waste Away
03:27
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4. |
Rumors
02:38
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Endless Repetition
03:43
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Send in the drones
I've had about enough here
And I don't wanna deal with this anymore
Every day of my life has been
So monotonous
I wanna find a way out
I feel stuck in a loop
Of my own design
Endless repetition
Trapped in my own mind
Not this again
My life's a broken record
The needle keeps skipping back
To the same old groove
Only half of a chorus plays
No resolution
I wanna hear the next track
I feel stuck in a loop
Of my own design
Endless repetition
Trapped in my own mind
Gotta find a way out of here
I'm gonna find a way, gonna find a way
Gotta find a way out of here
I'm gonna find a way, I'm gonna find a way out
Focus on the good stuff
Try to ignore any negativity
Turn the stereo louder and
Eat a popsicle
Everything will be fine
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Bottoms Up
03:36
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9. |
Rolling Through Life
03:12
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We get up
We strive to find a way
To improve each day
As we roll
And test each other out
We learn more about
Ourselves
We fall to find who we are
We progress
Passing guards, we grab a hold
As we take control
But if we
Get overconfident
We get swept, and thrown
They've shown
They're threatening to break our bones
We've come to find
A way to get our lives on track
Forgotten codes
And puzzles that we need to crack
As we grow
We find that we advance
Slowly through the ranks
And we yearn
For everything we earn
But then in return
We find
There's so much still for us to learn
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10. |
Summer Party
02:37
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11. |
Arizona
03:01
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12. |
Crooked Bridge
04:17
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credits
released September 24, 2014
Phil Campeau: vocals, bass
Franck Chevrier: guitars, backing vocals
Scott Loney: guitars, backing vocals
Special guests
Andrew McGrath: drums
Patrizio McClelland: Electric organ
Recorded and mixed by: Max Desmarais at Bridgehead Studio
bridgeheadstudio.com
Produced by: Addington Lennox and Max Desmarais
Mastered by: Jason Livermore at Blasting Room Studios
blastingroomstudios.com
Phil Campeau: vocals, bass
Franck Chevrier: guitars, backing vocals
Scott Loney: guitars, backing vocals
Special guests
Andrew McGrath: drums
Patrizio McClelland: Electric organ
Recorded and mixed by: Max Desmarais at Bridgehead Studio
bridgeheadstudio.com
Produced by: Addington Lennox and Max Desmarais
Mastered by: Jason Livermore at Blasting Room Studios
blastingroomstudios.com
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