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Keeping Track of Numbers

from Songs vs. Life by Social Square

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lyrics

Guess I could celebrate
But it’s gone yeah it’s gone
They say it’s never too late
Now another wave is coming on
Record store man, make me feel like I truly belong
Songs are like the secret key that unlocks me all along

Truer than friends
By my side whatever
All I see is years go by without a trace
Let it slide on me at last
No keeping track of numbers
Though it’s hard to think that I have ever really been there

Kids are scary cause they don’t know about truth and what’s beyond
I trust myself like I trust no one, I can wait but not for long
Guess I could celebrate
But it’s gone yeah it’s gone
They say it’s never too late
Now another wave is coming on

Truer than friends
By my side whatever
All I see is years go by without a trace
Let it slide on me at last
No keeping track of numbers
Though it’s hard to think that I have ever really been there

Play
Again
For sadness

Truer than friends
By my side whatever
All I see is years go by without a trace
Let it slide on me at last
No keeping track of numbers
Though it’s hard to think that I have ever really been there

Play
Again
For sadness

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from Songs vs. Life, released October 4, 2021

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One guitar, one drum set, two amps and a load of sonic gadgets. In-your-face indie rock that also speaks to your brain.

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