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Lyrics:
I don't wanna dance with you,
When you look at me with those eyes.
Everything's so easy,
When you're "not just one of the guys".
I know, it's true. I can do better.
I can be better.
Better without you!
I don't wanna dance with you (x4)
Taking up all this space,
Like you have a born right to it.
Taking up all this space,
Cause you know no one's gonna fight for it.
I know, it's true. I can do better.
I can be better.
Better without you!
I don't wanna dance with you (x8)
I can do better... better without you!
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Shrimpwitch - Digestion
03:37
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Failure is a balance
Of Victory and chance
If you have some remanence
to suffer for romance
Purge the urge to wallow
Take your pride and swallow
When you're feeling hallow
Go deeper than the shallows
Villainess internal sabotage
Fills my eyes with rage
It took panic and sickness
To cleanse trauma with sage
I took a chance
And I was brave
I drank till I was bloated
Self-care was demoted
Listless and emoted
With trauma left unnotted
Skillfully I had to repress
The horror I had to address
The power I possess
To finally find my happiness
chorus.
There was so much to digest
I finally made some process
I find sometimes I get depressed
To the path to success
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Hearts and Rockets Melbourne, Australia
Hearts and Rockets is a Melbourne based feminist bratwave punk band // Kalindy Williams and Kurt Eckardt. Our new EP TV is Boring is out November 26, 2021!
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