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Are Shadows Made Of Atoms?

from We're Not Even Sorry by Picnic Basket Nosedive

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Wake up! No more time to sleep
Sound the alarm, no more snooze in need
Are you ready for the take two? We're gunning for you!
We'll always act this way, [we're] five kids with no strategy
'cause that's just what we do

On my way
Here to brighten up your darkest days
Just let the rain beat down and don't care either ways
It's only a rainy day, not like it's here to stay

Full speed on the road ahead
Try to take the lead or you're left for dead
That's just what they do
I know we're just the same
As the past, but that's okay
It's just some songs to sing

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from We're Not Even Sorry, released June 17, 2013

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Picnic Basket Nosedive Glasgow, UK

Picnic Basket Nosedive are a 4-piece Pop Punk band from the outskirts of Glasgow - near the bonny banks of Loch Lomond to be precise! We have no amazing backstory of how the band formed, we just got sick of our local music scene taking itself too seriously. ... more

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