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Insanity Waves

from Stick Up by Real Movement

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We're staring at each other like we're worlds away
When in reality we're one foot apart
It's like some really fucked up 1984 fantasy
and I hope that George Orwell drives a stake through our hearts
Well it's an isotope jumbled with combustion
so you hold on to an oar and paddle out into the lake of lies like how we think we despise the comfort of our homes with another set of eyes

Is it so serious to love independence?
You look really cute and then I hear you speak
and hope that like Bruce swallowed sadness with madness you'll be off my mind in a week

Well it's an isotope jumbled with combustion
so you hold on to an oar and paddle out into the lake of lies like how we think we despise the comfort of our homes with another set of eyes

I want my life back in its arms
I get strength from being on my own
You don't even have to know
We've already tried
We already mind it
Come on everybody fuck yourselves
I'd love to love you like right now
I'd love to solve the world
I'd love to treat you like mine now
That's not the way I work
That's not the way I work

I want my life back in its arms
I can't stand not being on my own
You don't even have to know
And tell me what's so wrong with loving independence
She sees who I am and she can hear me speak
I just cannot describe why I'm like this
I'll be out my mind in a week
In a week
In a week
cause I'm insane
cause I'm insane

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from Stick Up, released March 22, 2012

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Real Movement Buffalo, New York

Cat dad groove-based indie rock from Buffalo, NY featuring Kevin Kauffman, Dean Davis, Jacob Barnes and Jacob Nicholson.

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