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Holding Out
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As I walk out in the sun
I realise there isn't anyone
and as I scream out your name
ain't got no on else to blame
and as I'm spacing out
and you're all checking out
and as i'm breathing in
this new brand of sin
well i've been here before
but I don't want it anymore
but I don't want it anymore
ain't got no pictures on my wall
ain't got no bitches I can call
not one cent to my name
don't have the looks or the brains
and as i'm holding out
what this life's about
and as i'm holding in
what i've always been
well i've been here before
but i don't want it anymore
but i don't want it anymore
you can just go on out everyday
pretend everything's all okay
but in the end you're just gonna find it's not alright
It's gonna make you wanna start a fight
but i'm gonna space it out
and i'm gonna check it out
cause i'm gonna breathe it in
this new brand of sin
cause i've been here before
and i don't want no more
cause i've been here before
and i don't want it anymore
and as i'm holding out
what this life's about
and as i'm holding in
what i've always been
well i've been here before
but i don't want it anymore
but i don't want it anymore
but i don't want it anymore
but i don't want it anymore
but i don't want it anymore
but i don't want it anymore
but i don't want it anymore
but i don't want it anymore
but i don't want it anymore
but i don't want it anymore
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.Hailing from NSW's Central Coast, Trouble In Paradise are an entertaining, eclectic, and energetic alternative rock band. Drawing sounds from both reverb-soaked surf riffs, and heavily distorted punk - yet landing somewhere perfectly in between - the band create an engaging and authentic live experience. ... more
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