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Nemo

by Zanois

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From the upcoming album! Stay tuned!

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Chris threw his cash in the fire
He could make ash of himself
As risk and reward grow higher, and higher, and higher
Never bored, without help

I have been here for a long time
You can still say it is wrong, but now it is only mine
Please take off the third wheel, I'm fine
Could scrape my knees 'til they bleed dry, but I won't die

Failure may wait in the flames
At any rate, it's my own
In them I see my real name, and age, and fame
In them, I'm me, and I'm home

Why should you think you know best now?
I have seen you and the rest lose time after time and how
Running forward, extended chest, and furrowed brow
I know nothing more or less, so let me out

Unpack my backpack now
Four firmly planted in the ground
No one I know knows how
Just funny masks firmly bound

I want to walk to the end
Those who will gawk will gawk
No one knows how to pretend, no, they can't, it won't end
Perpetual now, it won't stop

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released February 8, 2013
Recorded and engineered by David Vaine and Justice McDaniel at Banner Year Studios. Written by Zane McDaniel. Produced by Justice McDaniel. Guest lady vocals by Kristie "Midisty" Kelly.

Zane - vox, synths, bass
Justice - guitars
Dad - drums

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Zanois Manchester, New Hampshire

Weird-pop family band from NH.

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