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Hey, I don't remember your name
And I don't remember what it felt like
I don't remember what it felt like
Wait, is that a smile on your face?
I don't remember what it looked like
I don't remember what it looked like

All these silly things that you say
Like “I never liked you anyway”
I'd find it funny but I know that you don't
A revolution in my veins
I'm pumping harder every day
To make up for a time when my blood ran cold

Wrap it up, make it hurt
Just the way that I deserve
Wrap it up, make it hurt
More than words

All these shitty things that you say
Like “I never loved you anyway”
I'd find it funny but I don't feel anything
A revolution in my brain
That leaves me numb to everything
But the taste of a relapse on my tongue
I suppose

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from It All Feels Like an Ending, track released May 25, 2012
"It All Feels Like an Ending"
Copyright 2012 Equally the Same Records

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The Upside Gainesville, Florida

The Upside formed in 2011 and released the "Down for the Fount Count" EP, a blast of catchy, aggressive pop-punk produced by Less Than Jake's Roger Lima. This was followed by 2012's "It All Feels Like an Ending" produced by Rob McGregor (Hot Water Music, Against Me!). 2013's "Look the Other Way" sees The Upside expanding their sound while refining their unique blend of punk and alternative rock. ... more

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