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Bryan Dalle Molle - Whethering

from Caesar Salad by Paperduck Records

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If you knew what was in store,
it'd still be something I can't afford
The mercury drops and
we let it take it's course
But there it goes, I'm all exposed,
and you didn't even gasp

You just said "fuck this relentless winter,
I can't take it anymore"
Eleven stops past California,
as if it'd help you feel the warmth.
With one foot in your new future,
and the other in your mouth
You wear the costume 'til someone calls you out

If you knew what it would take,
only to shrug it off the same
The ice expands,
the pavement cracks and breaks
If I stayed composed and make the joke,
would you even force a laugh?

So fuck your delinquent summer,
driving everyone away
Just ‘cause they use romantic language,
doesn’t mean that it’s innate
So when you stare at that blue ocean
and find you’ve nothing to say
The glass turns from translucent to opaque

You said “fuck this endless winter”
while acknowledging the wall
As if a year depreciating
meant you’d really seen it all
With one ear pressed to the padlock
and the other towards the clouds
The path of least resistance sounds

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from Caesar Salad, released December 25, 2015

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Paperduck Records

Based in Chicagoland, Paperduck Records is a non-profit independent (currently online) music distribution project.

In summer 2012, Paperduck recorded the Fruit Salad compilation on a porch and in a basement. It features music of several Chicagoland bands, songwriters, and other projects. ... more

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