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lyrics

How can you strike gold?
Despite the connection, your loss of affection.
I thought I could fight.
These ties they were broken before they ever existed.
These ties they were broken before they ever existed.

From something to nothing.
Am I overthinking? Is this even worth it?
From long conversations to a short string of words.
The days of golden we stole were never worth it.

The days of golden we stole were never worth it.

How can you strike gold?

These ties they were broken before they ever existed.
These ties they were broken before they ever existed.
Existed.
Existed.

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from Destroy What Destroys You, track released June 24, 2016

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Northern Edinburgh, UK

Angry music from Edinburgh.

Greg - Vocals
Scott - Bass
Callum - Drums
Tyrone - Guitar

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