Chillio

from Who's in Charge Here? by Too Many Humans

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lyrics

Torn up world
watch as the waves crash over you all
Robot mentioned the venture was growing hard

Played at night
when all can’t see

The blackest days
the soul cut so deep

Offer the note that They wrote just to save you all
Complacently divided one by one
just given Them what They want

They don’t make it plain to see
and They don’t mind what cuts you deep

And they don’t make time for me
You’re all you have now go earn your keep

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from Who's in Charge Here?, released July 12, 2016
Written & Produced by Too Many Humans
Mixed by Chris Andrews at Monument Sound
Mastered by Nathan James at Vault Mastering, Phoenix, AZ
Engineered by Richard Skopnik
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Too Many Humans is an original progressive / indie / heavy rock band located in Denver, CO.

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