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You Call It Nightmares, I Call It Dreams

from Things We Were by The Linden Method

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from Things We Were, released March 1, 2012
Open up and spill your guts
its hard to do when i sewed your mouth shut
the caffeine and nicotine drove me right to the scene
where you turned blue to satisfy my needs

taking control of everything
i never think before i jump

my heart is racing
the lights are fading its getting their attention
ive shown all the signs look at me for the very first time
a fictional suicide

as i go remembering every word that that you said
to me i try to breath but fall asleep
(youre nothing to me!!!)

but why cant i see you

taking control of everything
i never think before i jump

my heart is racing
the lights are fading its getting their attention
ive shown all the signs look at me for the very first time
a fictional suicide

ill move on
you should move on
but in your case its not that simple

taking control of everything......
i never think before.....
I JUMP!!!

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The Linden Method Chicago, Illinois

THE LINDEN METHOD ARE A FOUR PIECE SKATE PUNK BAND .COINING THEMSELVES AS "SKATE PUNK REVIVAL PIONEERS", THE LINDEN METHOD IS COMPRISED OF ALEX WIGHT, CODY HORNER, XACK BRAME, AND JAKE FRITZLER. FOUNDED IN 2012 BASED IN THE POP-PUNK CAPITAL OF THE WORLD, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. ... more

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