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Lessons - Oh, I’ve gotta learn ‘em. Depressing - these walls I wanna burn em down. Escape this lock down. Frowning - all the time now. Drowning - I feel I’m down for the count again. Where are all my friends? I’m way back in the back line again losing my sense of feeling fine again. This is always happening. I’m grappling for any sense of reason like a sapling making its way to the sun. This is where I come undone. I HIDE FROM THE WORLD OUTSIDE. I JUST NEED SOMEBODY TO CONFIDE IN, BUT I LIE, AND TIE KNOTS I CAN’T UNTIE. I’VE NEVER BEEN ON TRACK I’M JUST MISGUIDED, I CAN’T HIDE IT, IVE GOT TO FIGHT IT. I JUST NEED SOMEBODY TO CONFIDE IN. I’VE GOT NO PRIDE, NO COPING SKILLS APPLIED. I’M JUST A COWARD, AND I’M HIDING IN THIS ROTTEN SKIN I’LL DIE IN.

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from Red With Anger​/​Yellow With Fear, released January 12, 2014

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Harmless People Santa Rosa, California

harmless people are a punk rock band from santa rosa, ca. they were formed in the winter of 2013, due to release a double cassette (available online) January of 2014.

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