Freezer Burn
from Yucky! by Hamish Patterson
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lyrics
what's your deal
you seem unreal
maybe it's this popsicle
that's making me ill
blue lights
shine
through the night
til we're blind
freezer burn
along the side of my brain
take your turn
dishing out the pain
blue lights
shine
through the night
til we're blind
you seem unreal
maybe it's this popsicle
that's making me ill
blue lights
shine
through the night
til we're blind
freezer burn
along the side of my brain
take your turn
dishing out the pain
blue lights
shine
through the night
til we're blind
credits
from Yucky!,
released July 22, 2017
license
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about
Hamish Patterson London, Ontario
Bandcamp art:
Patrick Benjamin Murphy and Andrew Ginther
discography
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Jun 2018 -
Jul 2017 -
Sep 2016 -
Mar 2016
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