High Hopes and Low Expectations

from Dynamite Dynamite and The Hideout split 7" by DynamiteDynamite

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All my friends are unsatisfied with the way things seem to go.

I fell in love on the south bay shore when she cried,

"Why is it that we have to go back home?"

So i screamed, and she dies, a little more each day that I'm alive,

I know I'm gonna throw it all away,

They say we can't be free,

And we'll never leave,

We're stuck forever in this lonely town of ours,

And all my dreams, by the morning became nightmares,

So I'm staring at the sun to send me blind,

And no one ever told me things would be easy,

But no one ever showed me its a waste of time,

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from Dynamite Dynamite and The Hideout split 7", track released December 1, 2013
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Chris Johnson at Fractured Sound Studio.

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