Faceless Names
from We Used To... by One More Weekend
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lyrics
Faceless names.
Eradicate the thoughts of those that mean.
To be
So what do you say.
Is it the red pill or the blue one that you’ll take.
To escape
Well I’ll take the absence of our friendship
That’s worthless more than worth it
Your voice is hurting me.
Your voice is hurting
Well I’ll take the absence of our friendship
That’s worthless more than worth it
Your voice is hurting me.
Your voice is hurting
Breaking pens.
Snapping off the parts that are wobbly.
You’re tampering
Don’t you see.
You talked so much I never got to speak.
Yeah it’s all about me...Uh!
Well I’ll take the absence of our friendship
That’s worthless more than worth it
Your voice is hurting me.
Your voice is hurting
Well I’ll take the absence of our friendship
That’s worthless more than worth it
Your voice is hurting me.
Your voice is hurting
And I wont get caught cause I’ve overthought
Your profound murder scene
And I take offence to the fact that you think I’d be
You don’t see.
You’re out of fashion and that’s something I don’t need
Yeah I’m trendy
I heard greens the new pink
Well I’ll take the absence of our friendship
That’s worthless more than worth it
Your voice is hurting me.
Your voice is hurting
Well I’ll take the absence of our friendship
That’s worthless more than worth it
Your voice is hurting me
Your voice is hurting
Eradicate the thoughts of those that mean.
To be
So what do you say.
Is it the red pill or the blue one that you’ll take.
To escape
Well I’ll take the absence of our friendship
That’s worthless more than worth it
Your voice is hurting me.
Your voice is hurting
Well I’ll take the absence of our friendship
That’s worthless more than worth it
Your voice is hurting me.
Your voice is hurting
Breaking pens.
Snapping off the parts that are wobbly.
You’re tampering
Don’t you see.
You talked so much I never got to speak.
Yeah it’s all about me...Uh!
Well I’ll take the absence of our friendship
That’s worthless more than worth it
Your voice is hurting me.
Your voice is hurting
Well I’ll take the absence of our friendship
That’s worthless more than worth it
Your voice is hurting me.
Your voice is hurting
And I wont get caught cause I’ve overthought
Your profound murder scene
And I take offence to the fact that you think I’d be
You don’t see.
You’re out of fashion and that’s something I don’t need
Yeah I’m trendy
I heard greens the new pink
Well I’ll take the absence of our friendship
That’s worthless more than worth it
Your voice is hurting me.
Your voice is hurting
Well I’ll take the absence of our friendship
That’s worthless more than worth it
Your voice is hurting me
Your voice is hurting
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from We Used To...,
released July 28, 2017
Written by C.Dougan
Written by C.Dougan
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One More Weekend Melbourne, Australia
Barging through the gates with their punchy, infectious rock is Melbourne's One More
Weekend.
The band consists of lead vocalist, rhythm guitarist Connor Dougan, lead guitarist Tim Aslett, bass guitarist Leith Dougan and drummer Jayson Riley.
With their new single 'Unaware' (Out Aug 3), OMW are proving once again that Rock most certainly is not dead.
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