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How Did It Come To This?

from The Show Must Go Wrong by Pillage & Plunder

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lyrics

Cheers to the man
And cheers to the girl
For being such grand assholes
Well I said it once before
And I'll say it once again
We could've been real good friends
With an absence of speech
We took that as a cue
That you'd finally made your move
You left us in the dirt
You left us hanging there
Well sometimes life just isn't fair

"How did it come to this?"
We ask ourselves
Did we do something wrong?
It's sad to see how little we mean to you

I may have acted rashly
I may have been a fool
But every word I said was true
Together we had been
Six years now again
I never thought that this would end

My temper gets the best of me
Sincerely, if I could take it back I would
I need a little more, I need a little less
Well I need to figure my life out

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from The Show Must Go Wrong, released August 5, 2014

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Pillage & Plunder Atlanta, Georgia

Three-piece art rock band from Atlanta, GA.

Contact: pillageandplunderband@gmail.com

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