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making circles
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I’ve been thinking, which is a dangerous thing
But I do it, no matter what it can bring
Wasting hours and what’s left of my brain
I’ve been drinking, one of my favorite things
And I do it, no matter what it can bring
Spending money and losing all the change
It took too long to realize there’s a hole in my heart
I passed out in the middle of the party I was hosting and I
I would hate you but I’ve been in love with you
For a long, baby, long, baby, long time
A long, baby, long, baby, long time
You were looking, which is a dangerous thing
But you do it, no matter what it can bring
But you’re a loser cause losing is my game
I’m misleading unintentionally
I just follow every thought that I think
Making circles to end up in the same place
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the mockery Chicago, Illinois
“Lovely & powerful lo-fi” - Glide Magazine
"Slightly manic, impassioned feel" - JanglepopHub
the mockery is a
rock and roll band from chicago, il featuring chicago musician luke de armey. de armey is a veteran of the chicago music scene for 10 years, and has performed at the chicago blues festival and on wgn radio. the music explores many styles and genres with a retro vibe.
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