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Rotten (Every One of Us)
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We were younger then,
Thursday nights with friends.
We'd stay out all night on purpose.
And we'd try to sing,
About anything.
Back before our lives were worth it.
We'd close down the bar.
Vomit out the car.
Get food with the money we borrowed.
Fried cheese on our fries,
We'd see in our eyes,
We'd be back again tomorrow.
Now we're getting old.
Oldest story told.
They all go home to their daughters.
But I'm still hanging on,
Like I'm 21:
A new-millennial martyr.
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Holland, 1945
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Poor Duncan Cleveland, Ohio
Poor Duncan is an indie rock act from Cleveland, Ohio featuring Brian Pavick.
As a songwriter,
Poor Duncan blends the lines between catchy and poignant. Each song lives on its own, but together they tell a story guaranteed to invoke a reaction. Fans of Pedro the Lion and Death Cab for Cutie will find some familiarity with Poor Duncan.
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Some great guitar work.
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