Fight Yourself
from Witching Hour by tanblonde
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lyrics
I never let it go
A taste of repute came my way
The feeling had to stay
I used to be a lover
I never let myself turn away
A phrase so often overplayed
Now I'm so fixed forward
And always ready to fight to win
Fight so hard, your muscles wear thin
Oh, what a lonely journey
To only cherish what you've been
Fight yourself
The room spins the crowd screams and yells for round two
But alone in my head, this ring is askew
A taste of repute came my way
The feeling had to stay
I used to be a lover
I never let myself turn away
A phrase so often overplayed
Now I'm so fixed forward
And always ready to fight to win
Fight so hard, your muscles wear thin
Oh, what a lonely journey
To only cherish what you've been
Fight yourself
The room spins the crowd screams and yells for round two
But alone in my head, this ring is askew
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from Witching Hour,
released April 17, 2020
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tanblonde Toronto, Ontario
Alt-rock double dipped in dark shades of garage & punk, served with intimate grunge.
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Apr 2020
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