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Show Them Your Teeth
04:46
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He said show me your teeth
Like it should be so easy
Be a man of infinite jest
And live your life so easy
He said show them your teeth
Like it should be so easy
Might just turn my cheek
And let them off so easy
It ain't hard to swallow my pride
Cause they ain't worth it anyway
It ain't hard to swallow the words
It's the truth you couldn't say anyway
He said show her your teeth
Like it should be so easy
Express that unborn word
That makes life so easy
He said show them your teeth
You can't get off that easy
Might just bite my tongue
The wound would heal so easy
It ain't hard to swallow the pill
It's the fix you wanted anyway
The key is just out of reach
But I'm singing the song anyway
Can't change the news you read anyway
He said show them your teeth
You can't get off that easy
Might just bite my tongue
The wound would heal so easy
Just bite it off with a smile
As it tickles the back of your throat
It's the truth you couldn't say anyway
The words you shouldn't say anyway
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Darlings
03:13
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All the kids are excited
because they sound just OK
No reason to worry
They don't need our help
In anyway
Love songs in the bedroom
Murder ballads in the two-car garage
No rules in the basement
Cuz living for now is just living large
But they light up my life
Back out on the sidewalks
Difficult to say what's on our minds
Relearning the worthy
Saving room for what we'll find
Or left behind
But "Live till you die"
That's such a lie
Love songs in the bedroom
Murder ballads are the new religion
Transmitting the gospel
Of "Living for now is just living large
As if you're in charge"
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All the Living and the Dead Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
A five-piece, Philly-based power pop band that blends the raw energy of rock with multi-layered vocal
harmonies.
Tim Celfo - guitar, vox
Scott Jefferson - guitar, bass, vox
Doug Reilly - drums
Krista Umile - cello, keys, vox
Marc Umile - bass, guitar, vox
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