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Animals

Acid Baby

Damage Done (Proof Of Concept)

Damage Done (guitars only, first pass)

I still got a hope in me
This won't be the last song we ever sung
This won't be the last war neither side has won
I still got a hope in me.

There's still reason to sleep
Dream about what is and what could never be
For a chance to see the stars, let's dig the trenches deep
I still got a hope in me.

But I can see the hurt in you
You try to stay alive but don't know what to do
Look for answers in your heart but on your sleeve with do
I hope I have a hope for you
No, I know I have a hope for you.

Cry, let your tears remain on your face
And show the depth of all your rage in today.

In Today

Find me some rope, a pile of rocks and bag.
I'll get the six-pack if you'll find us a swimming pool
And an afternoon to spare for

The Suicide Party

I'll get the six-pack and an afternoon 
to fix us up some sandwiches, some BLTs perhaps?
You get the bacon, we'll need it toasted
Fuck it, we'll throw the toaster in.

And call all our friends, keep the party going
Feel free to pitch on in, boys, but not for too long 
'Cuz we got some things to end
Sooner than expected, so let's dive in
The beer is gone, the end has come
I got the knots, you got the rocks, God's got the rest

At the Suicide Party
I got the rocks, you got the knots, and hope for the best.

The Suicide Party

Glassmaker (Mason Scars)

I wrote this song for a class presentation on sociologist Erving Goffman. He created a "dramaturgical approach" to studying the interpersonal day-to-day relationships of people, in what is known as the symbolic interactionist school of sociology. He uses the metaphor of an "actor" on "stage", separated between a "back stage" and a "front stage" in an attempt to explain impression management. c. 1959. I tried to focus on the struggle of presentation and the consequences of staying "behind the curtain" in regards to social interaction and the pursuit of the truth.

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