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Wet Streets
03:38
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Do you remember the wet streets?
When it was dark and they called your name
You screamed "My kingdom for dry sheets!"
But we remained as the last two
We're out and up to no good
Emerge alive from the gutters
Together, but thinking of others
The people you love, they're all faceless
Replaced by the next one in line
But I'm determined to be the one
To change your mind
Some might say
We never hit the mark but had no target
Some might say, some might say
We never hit the mark but had no target
Some might say we aren't
Do you still get tangled in bedsheets?
Awake through storms in the east end?
I still don't sleep through the rainfalls
You still don't feel like my best friend
We're out and up to no good
Stumble out drunk from the gutters
Together, but thinking of others
The people you love, they're all faceless
Replaced by the next one in line
But I'm determined to be the one
To change your mind
Some might say
We never hit the mark but had no target
Some might say, some might say
We never hit the mark but had no target
Some might say we aren't
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Dirty Lights
03:40
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Clipwing Winnipeg, Manitoba
The aim of Clipwing was to come out swinging; mission accomplished. Hitting the studio before they played their first show, Clipwing got the music right and then moved on to the rest. A blend of rock and punk influenced by The Flatliners, Smoke or Fire, Foo Fighters and more, Clipwing makes loud, energetic and passionate music. ... more
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