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Bright Noise
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every bright noise
I can’t see
every bright noise
I cant see
every bright noise
I can’t see
every bright noise
I cant see
and when I head up to your house,
I don’t need a thing, I don’t a thing
always parked in between two lots, oh oh
Nothing to bring, nothing to bring,
slipping past timetables, and fiscal schedules,
something to do, something to do,
CVT, 2015 with the rearview camera,
where were you? Where were you?
every bright noise
every bright noise
every bright noise
every bright noise
every bright noise
I can’t see
every bright noise
i cant see
every bright noise
I can’t see
every bright noise
I cant see
two square pillars in between,
I don’t need a thing, I don’t a thing
somethings are exactly what seem,
Nothing to bring, nothing to bring,
and the only catch was my moral code,
something to do, something to do,
broken again by systems I didn’t know
where were you? Where were you?
every bright noise
I can’t see
every bright noise
I cant see
every bright noise
I can’t see
every bright noise
I cant see
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Paranoid Americans Dallas, Texas
Paranoid Americans was a music project from 2019-2023
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One of my favorite albums of all time
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