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Happiness
02:27
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Waking up on a sofa, sweaty and tired
Outside London hums
Tower blocks everywhere
Despite the sun, I can't see a single one
Morning smog covers the crowds
There's an awful taste in my mouth
Facing a four hour drive
Still thinking about last night
Is this what happiness feels like?
Falling asleep on a floor
With the noise, still ringing in my head
Counting light flashes through the window
Wishing I was home in bed
Sickly smells fill this flat
Three more days til we get back
Body blows ache From losing a bar fight
Is this what happiness feels like?
Drinking Costa coffee dry
Passing motorway signs
Glowing service station lights
Feel something deep inside
Is this what happiness feels like?
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This Town
00:52
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An empty shop where I applied for a job
Driving sandwiches around
I never got it because I didn't know how to drive
Two months later it closed down
Sometimes I feel like I could just give up on this town
How long's that place been for sale?
It's been a few years now
Rumours of a club or something we've got lots of
They'll probably just close it down
Sometimes I feel like I could just give up on this town
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Horn & Hoof Records Manchester, UK
Horn & Hoof Records are a Independent distributor of punk rock / ska and general good vibes. Based in South Manchester, England
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