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Recording this happened alooong time ago. Waaaaay back in 2011 at Mind Control Studios in Yucaipa, CA. Andy Burris took controls and kicked ass.

On this recording and, at the time, GPB was a 4 piece. We are now a 3 piece. Harmonies and "killer guitar licks" were provided by Jerry. Written by Dr. J.

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grind these teeth in 4/4 time, got sores in my mouth coated in bile.
this bone dry throat and voice to match
got bricks on my chest and knifes in my back.
Its alright. Its alright. I got that hindsight.
Splitting my brain at 3am, choking on decisions
Again and again.

Sweet self destruction, you know ill come running back to you, every godamn time
Internal combustion, you are second to nothing now its time, for me to wreck my life

got arms and legs that know only one thing, to me take the bar, to lift another drink
these intestines are tied into knots.
so cant release these rotten feelings and thoughts
Its alright its alright. I got that hindsight.
20/20 at 5am (4-3-2-1), relapsing again,
and again and again.

Sweet self destruction, you know ill come running back to you, every godamn time
Eternal combustion, youre second to nothing now its time, for me to wreck my life

that 13 step, again.

credits

from Those Violent Chords, released May 30, 2013
Todd: Vocals, Guitar
Jason: Bass, Vocals
Jerry "'xplode" Santos: Guitar, Vocals
Alex Arizpe III: Drums

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It's Alive Records & La Escalera Records 2008-2018

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