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Recorded at Steve Studios and Sarlack Studios in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. Mixed at the Rubber Factory in Littleton, Colorado.
Written and performed by Bad Nostalgia. Produced by Kyle Johnson and Bad Nostalgia. Engineered and mixed by Kyle Johnson. Mastered by Ian Farmer at the Metal Shop in Philadelphia, PA
Cover picture taken by Tristan Borden
Design and layout by Kyle Johnson
lyrics
Verse:
Now I see it
Crystal clear
You struggled much the same
But you got lucky
Or something like it
Suffered no consequence
Pre Chorus:
And you weaponized what you had
I would’ve done the same
Can’t blame when the claws come out
When you’re backed in a corner
Chorus:
You’re so smug
But I know you’re afraid
But you can still save yourself from your head
Go on, tell yourself what you refuse to hear
Verse 2:
You never had to
Push a broom
Or break one bead of sweat
It doesn’t matter
You’ve got yours
And now I have mine too
Pre Chorus 2:
No use hanging on, balling up my fists
Wasting my precious time
We’ll both eat shit every once in a while
Best to chew with our mouths closed
Chorus:
You’re so smug
But I know you’re afraid
But you can still save yourself from your head
Go on, tell yourself what you refuse to hear
Bridge:
Things have changed
For the worse, or the better, can’t tell
Not much better than the worse that I’ve felt
And the years turn to stare me down
Things have changed
For the worse, or the better, can’t tell
Not much better than the worse that I’ve felt
And the years turn to stare me down
Chorus:
You’re so smug
But I know you’re afraid
But you can still save yourself from your head
Go on, tell yourself what you refuse to hear
You’re so smug
But I know you’re afraid
But you can still save yourself from your head
Go on, tell yourself what you refuse to hear
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