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Doris Day & The Thyme
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We finally dug it up
The time machine we left to rust
And fired it up
You don’t look the same
All smiling pictures
And pretty wife
Don’t forget who saved you first
Don’t you don’t you don’t you
Do you think it will hold
Do you think it will break
Under the weight
That bridge you stood on
In the vast empty space
When you left in such a hurry
Without a second to waste
You became a distant frozen memory
Broken down by propriety
You came and went so fierce and fast
The fragments you left behind
Are scattered and lost in time
Seeing the past from the safety of this machine
Gives regret a whole new meaning
Gives regret
It’s a dirty crime
It’s a crying shame
Seeing the past from the safety of this machine
Gives regret a whole new meaning
Gives regret
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great american house fire Denver, Colorado
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Sleep Union is amazing and we are THRILLED we got to play their first show in 2017.
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Some of the best punk to come out of Denver ever. Guitarist Charlie Continental produced our recordings and we love him.
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