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This Wasteland (feat. Paul Brickey​-​HCGC)

from Sixty​-​Eight, Twenty​-​Two by ...Whatever That Means

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Originally written by Paul Brickey of Heimlich County Gun Club with his former band Suck Stuff.

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That old sound crosses any river,
And the angry boy picks up his guitar.
Heads for town.
Cold rips in a shiver.
Everything's been just peachy 'til this far.
Oh, I doubt it.

Dad's laid off Christmas time this winter.
Salvation Army truck pulls to the gate.
And it's there, worth more than gold or silver.
Punk rock, just for now, is an escape.

What if I could deny all my emotions?
Or if I could lay waste to the master plan?
So lest I vilify all my ambitions,
I will rise clear above this wasteland.

Will I live to see another snowfall?
Or will I put my anger to the road?
And I'd give everything I'm offered,
Just to burden someone else with this load.

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from Sixty​-​Eight, Twenty​-​Two, released May 3, 2014
Written by: Paul Brickey
Originally Performed by: Suck Stuff
Rearranged by: ...Whatever That Means

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…Whatever That Means is a melodic punk rock band from Seoul, Korea. Formed in 2009, WTM is a hard working DIY band and was described by Alternative Press as, "The pop-punk face of the Korean music scene." They've toured throughout Korea, Malaysia, and the US and opened for international acts such as Strike Anywhere (USA), FCFive (Japan), The One Thought Moment (Japan), and NoOpinion (Germany). ... more

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