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Can You Hear the Music?
02:44
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_V1_
(i) remember times of mediocrity
but do i really care
i really really care
is it just a sign of sociopathy
that i can walk away
and move on with my day
there are times at night that i still think of you
and how you got like this
and what i could've done
mostly i just wonder where you are these days
and if you're really gone
and if you hear this song
_C_
can you hear the music
can you hear the music
can you hear the music
it goes on, and on, and on, and on
and i can't get you out of my head
_V2_
remember when i found that cottage mouse
inside your cluttered room
the panic that ensued
i can hear as clearly as i could that day
that shrieking sound you made
i wish i could forget
_B_
the lovely couple to be
they are forbidden to see
they are forbidden to share
they are forbidden to care
they don't care
they don't care
they don't care
they don't care
RIP
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The Rare Candies Omaha, Nebraska
Emo
Omaha, NE
Unavoidable Weezer association. Listen to us on Spotify,
follow us on Instagram (therarecandies)
Front guy: Josh Medlock
Guitar guy: Dan Butler
Drums guy: Ethan Sacco
Bass guy: Clayton Pace
Singer girl: Victoria Blodgett
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