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Running Blind
03:13
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No Time For Yesterdays
03:55
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Broken Mess
01:57
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Another Broken Mess is on the floor
Too many drinks this has happened before
Lying in pain, self inflicted chant
yeah were both as bad as a drunk romance
Im so blind I cannot see
So many drinks you can't believe
Running on a mile running on a chance
yeh were both as bad as a drunk romance
she forgives you everytime
but you keep committing crimes
I hate you- you hate me
lets go off and make babies
make babies
so you wanna another sip?
I said no, no no....
ahhhhh.
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Substance Craving
03:13
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Alone on the telephone
02:58
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The Culture Industry Wollongong, Australia
The Culture Industry is an Australian Punk-Grunge band from the Sunny South Coast of NSW
With a DIY
hardworking ethos, these middle-aged-kids have played internationally abroad and even more the East Coast of Australia. With onstage banter that is as much a part of their live show as their music, these charismatic scumbags are always keen for a laugh and a good time. Play hard. Party hard.
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