I see the bitter end now
I will no longer allow
You to make profits off us

You’ve rigged the game against us
You’ve thrown us under the bus
The prices keep going up

Profiting isn’t right
So let’s put up a fight
It’s time to make a stand
You’ve gone and forced my hand 
Today

Don’t pay those CEO’s more
Or it won’t be long before
We’ll have to chop some heads off 

Profiting isn’t right
So let’s put up a fight
It’s time to make a stand
You’ve gone and forced my hand 
Today is all that we’ve got
So here is my lone thought
Let’s change the system now
It doesn’t work anyhow
I’m done 

Profiting isn’t right
So let’s put up a fight
It’s time to make a stand
You’ve gone and forced my hand 
Today is all that we’ve got
So here is my lone thought
Let’s change the system now
It doesn’t work anyhow
I’m done

Track 2 of 10 

Cross through every pasture, give the hills a shot
Wait 'til now is after to judge what you have got
Thankfully I've been retold that it makes total nonsense
To try to know the present

And I just want to go to Tixis

Touch every county, let yourself be land
Open all the inches to help you understand
Never try to justify a listless sense of longing
With any sort of weakness

Just play this song and go to Tixis

Feel right
About the love you
Feel tonight
It's all a part of moving on and growing older
Let's make a pact to hold each other through

Often when it's quiet, my dreams put on a show
Gentle and defiant of where we have to go
So, nodding twice I leave my room and step over the fault line
To fall into a distance

I'm slowly on my way to Tixis

Feel right
About the love you
Feel tonight
It's all a part of moving on and growing older
Let's make a pact to hold each other through

AOID

Tixis

Possession

Buildings

Light Night Mountains All That

Anywhere

Songs You Didn’t Realize You Knew

Satellite

Guitar, Vocals - Lila Ramani 
Bass - Jesse Brotter 
Synth/Keys, Percussion, Reeds - Brian Aronow 
Drums - Jonathan Gilad

Lyrics by Lila Ramani 
Recorded and Mixed by John Scott at Phoenix Down Recording 
in Somerville, MA 
Mastered by Adam P. Cissell at Guv Studios 
in Roslindale, MA 

Album Artwork by Isaac Baird, Lilly Donlon, and Jesse Brotter 
Layout by Jesse Brotter

Locket

Vane’s debut single takes a stab at untrustworthy relations and explores the seasons of life when things just aren’t lining up right.  When life feels like a strange dream or a nightmare.  It celebrates the process of restarting when life needs an overhaul.  Featuring Max Hewett on bass and Paul Wagner on drums, it was recorded partly at Aaron and Nancy Hill’s Greenhouse Atlanta and partly at Lazuli Vane’s home studio.  The track is head knocking, laid back, but drives with a stoner-motown feel in parts.  Album art by Daniel Plascencia.

Snakes

"Part III" by Crumb 
http://www.crumbtheband.com/

Recorded and Mixed by Gabe Wax 
Produced by Gabe Wax and Crumb
Additional production and mixing by John Scott
Mastered by Joe LaPorta

Photo by Salim Garcia 
Lettering by Isaac Baird and Alex Futtersak
Layout by Lila Ramani

Jinx

Part III

"Ghostride" by Crumb
http://www.crumbtheband.com/

Recorded and Mixed by Gabe Wax 
Produced by Gabe Wax and Crumb
Additional production and mixing by John Scott
Mastered by Joe LaPorta

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