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Whatcha know about sweetness?
Whatcha know about love?
What do you know about heartache?
It’s what you know about.
Hard to explain what you’re saying cuz you’ve always been so self-defeating.
Could you explain it as if you hoped to try?
Whatcha you know about living?
Whatcha know about loss?
What do you know about anything?
It’s what you know about.
Hard to explain what you’re saying cuz you’ve always been so self-defeating.
Could you explain it as if you had a spine?
We can’t explain what you’re on cuz you’re always off and disagreeable
It worked out once, doesn’t mean you’re right.
Nothing seemed as short and simple
Elegant and incompleted
As you walked around that battle
Learning, singing, “let me be me”
I won’t follow you nowhere.
Start singing.
I won’t follow you nowhere.
Start screaming.
I won’t follow you nowhere.
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Velella Valhalla is a phoenix of post-punk revival risen from the ashes of 90s indie pop. Dreamy vocals drift across the surface of lush seas of pulsing drums. Ariose bass lines slipstream beneath rippling guitar as songs veer from percussive gales to barely whispered breezes, fizzing with distortion. ... more
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