Dylar Junkie

from Don't Dream by Means Well

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I could dig your grave with a needle. It'd be worth my time knowing you'd died. I know it's mean, me coming clean. You broke me, you broke us all. I built a cross and I carried it for you. In the end it came unglued. I wondered, "What now should I do?" A cross is just wood without killing to do. I don't know who I am. I know who I'm not. Admit that, admit it to yourself. It'd do wonders for you.

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from Don't Dream, released July 30, 2013

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Scott Middleton - Drums

Katrina Cook - Bass, Vocals

Josh Cook - Guitar, Vocals

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