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Cerebral Seth

from Drunk and Despondent by Fat By The Gallon

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Fat By The Gallon
“Cerebral Seth”

We were just a couple of kids
Your Dad moved out and I moved in
We shared a room with a bunkbed

You barely wanted to hang out
I looked up to you no doubt
That bag of blow really tripped me out

Now you’re dying and I
Won’t ever go back to be myself
I’ll figure it out.

You introduced me to the six string
Strummed through the pages of your cd’s
You, really influenced me

Come get schooled in Sega
Oh you’re too good for that I see
I saw your mugshots, I could believe

Now you’re dying and I
Won’t ever go back to be myself
I’ll figure it out.

So I guess you saw the news
Product of years of abuse
It doesn’t justify what I did

I’m sorry for the aftermath
I bet it took them hours to clean that bath
I’m a dissilusion. I’m a fucked up Mess

Now you’re dying and I
Won’t ever go back to be myself
I’ll figure it out.

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from Drunk and Despondent, released October 25, 2016
-Recorded at Dang! Studios by Antone C. Enger and Joel Herrera
-Mixed by Kevin "Jones" Kotzur
-Mastered by Mass Giorgini at Sonic Iguana Studios
-All songs written and performed by Fat By The Gallon

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•DIY 'TIL DEATH• Based out of Dallas ,TX Dang!Records is a DIY Micro-label specializing in Local Dist. Digital Dist. and small run splits,comps and records. Bands: Fat By The Gallon Statues on Fire Samuel Caldwell's Revenge / In Bad Taste / Perdition / / DC Fallout / Nonstarter / From Parts Unknown /Gunners Daughter ... more

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