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Bums Me Out

by Stress Eater

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Recorded in the upstairs kitchen at Club España.

Fernando Vázquez - Guitar, vocals, handclaps, Goya manteca tub
Javier Miguens & Juan Muñiz - Drunk shouting

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We waited outside for the club to open not even old enough to get banged up like we'd do later
And didn't notice how we were on a speedway
Now our conversations are monotone and semi syllabic
Avoiding each other because it always goes nowhere
Monthly texts and family plan minutes allotted less to you

And I never thought I thought it'd get this bad
Our ears were burning for no good reason
We fell in love, we drifted away

Shifted glances for shit I can't remember
Short tempered and getting sick
I'm sorry I resented you, you just fell for a girl
I'm far from far from far from perfect
Who am I to fucking judge?

I'm in the backseat hiding hush puppies driving up I-95 through Virginia
And I honestly missed this
But this probably won't fix this
But I just want you to know

That I don't hate you
I'm far from far from far from perfect
Who am I to fucking judge?

Throwing our wallets asleep at wheel
Underage drinks had so much appeal

Now No Neck's bartending downstairs
While I hope nobody hears me recording
And he'll get me a beer and I'll crack a few jokes
But deep down we know it's not the same
And it honestly bums me out

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released January 27, 2013
Live, drunk, one take, out of tune. Let's embrace our shortcomings.

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Stress Eater Newark, New Jersey

Punk band from Newark, NJ without the band

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