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Shaking Knees

from Excelsior by Sometimes the Cat

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There's a sound in my head
It's the sound of nothing, booming still

There's a sound in my head
It's the sound of nothing, booming still
But I can't listen through the lull
I'm nodding off, I shake, I bite
I have to stop

Shaking knees, I fall but I'm still standing
I can't quite remember things that happened
I've gone too far, I've had enough, it's like a dull pain in my gut

Hands are red, fresh with tooth marks
Lurch back & forth; yes, I'm awake
I don't need help, think I'll be fine
And it's my fault that I'm a liar

Everybody in the world takes comfort in the fact that there are people in the world whose lives are more fucked up than theirs
Everybody in the world takes comfort in the fact that there are people in the world whose lives are more fucked up than theirs
Everybody in the world takes comfort in the fact that there are people in the world whose lives are more fucked up than theirs
Everybody in the world takes comfort in the fact that there are people in the world whose lives are more

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from Excelsior, released June 17, 2015
April - vocals, ukulele, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, organ

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