Tigers Jaw
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Distress Signal

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Distress Signal

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Look back to the first time

You caused harm to the ones you love

We're all lying in wait

To redeem ourselves, to redeem our name

My old man

Always said

You ought to be more tactful

Face your attacker

There's something about the place that we grew up

That makes me feel nothing for where we are now

We grow up, we move out, we are indifferent

A brick wall view that reminds me of nothing but you

My old man

Always said

You ought to be more tactful

Face your attacker

I don't wanna be lost like this anymore

Distress signal

My old man

Always said

You ought to be more tactful

Face your attacker

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