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Everybody Is Flawed
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I took your fire and wouldn't stoke it
so you took my rib and you broke it
Bruised my lips so I couldn't say a word
Scratched my cheek and you broke my toe
Everybody is flawed
Everybody gets hurt
Everybody is dumb sometimes
And some people even get cursed
Everybody deserves to fail sometimes
Everybody deserves to get lost
I'm not gonna get it right everytime
And sometimes I'll pay the cost
So I guess I couldn't see you
when I shut my eyes
Guess I couldn't feel at all what
you felt on the inside
I like to think I'll wear another person's shoes sometimes
But sometimes they're just not my size
Guess I couldn't feel what they felt
or see inside their mind
Everybody is flawed
Everybody gets hurt
Everybody gets dumb sometimes
And everybody's done worse
Sometimes I'm gonna fail so bad
Sometimes I'm gonna want to get lost
Sometimes I'm gonna be eaten up inside
And sometimes I'll pay the cost
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The Family Grave Brighton, UK
The Family Grave is a singer-songwriter based in Brighton (UK).
The Family Grave recommends:
Live @ The Evening Star
by M. Butterfly
Martyn Moss (M Butterfly) plays on The Family Grave albums. This is a live album recorded straight to his phone in the Evening Star pub in Brighton (UK) and it's lovely.
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Passengers Greatest Hits
by Hiawatha Telephone Company
Once upon a time there was an act that never quite made it to becoming a band, Hiawatha Telephone Company. Wrote some nice songs some of which you can find on this album.
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Harry Smith was my father
by Hiawatha Telephone Company
The first HTC album, released January 2009. The best collection of songs from a singer-songwriter you have never heard (and nobody else has).
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Plastic Bouquet
by Kacy & Clayton and Marlon Williams
“Plastic Bouquet” is a country record built in the grand Nashville tradition, with warm guitars supporting carefully wrought vocal melodies.
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