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If Your Middle Name Is Sincere Your Surname Must Be Total Bullshit

from Grumpy Songs by Super Secret Club

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  • Limited Edition Cassette
    Cassette + Digital Album

    Grumpy Songs

    Our first release!

    A 4 track cassette released on 24/01/2014 by I Hate It Records (www.facebook.com/ihateitrecords)

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    The cassette is limited to 30 copies (10 baby pink/10 jelly red/10 jelly green), and comes with a download code, a badge and a patch.

    Includes unlimited streaming of Grumpy Songs via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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lyrics

I always said you were awesome so what the fuck has changed?
Honestly with the way i'm feeling
Why should I bother to reach the end of the day
With any dregs of my sanity

If it's easier on me
I'll make it easier on you
To be easier on me

For today well I don’t care at all
Like that factored for a thing
Making end meet has gotten so boring

Why should I feel it at all?
When you’ve made up your own mind
Committed to being a complete asshole

If it's easier on me
I'll make it easier on you
To be easier for me

All you do is piss and moan
So i'd be better off alone
All you do is piss and moan
So i'd be better off alone

I don't see my self here in ten years
I don't see my self here in ten years

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from Grumpy Songs, released January 24, 2014

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Super Secret Club Plymouth, UK

Super Secret Club is Matt, Cameron and Lee.
Drawn-out, melodic punk noises from Plymouth, UK!
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