Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Unwound
Canonical path: /unwound/october-all-over
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October All Over
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October All Over
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only in october, now it's nearly over
maybe in november if you can remember
when it rains it feels like shame
remind yourself after work
to find a new city to blame
lock yourself in the house
sometimes you'll laugh so hard you'll cry
only in october, now it's nearly over
maybe in november if you can remember
broken teeth for months it seems
like you like hell
weekend comes and now you feel
like your after life.
sometimes you'll laugh so hard you'll cry
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