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Throwing Bricks Through Car Windows

from The Seventh Circle by Owl Eyes

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This is the third track off of the forthcoming Owl Eyes 7” entitled The Seventh Circle. There will be five varying covers based on each of the five tracks. Each cover is silk screened and hand numbered /54. We will release each song and its accompanying artwork periodically until the 7” release date on November 29th 2011. This cover is based on the song 'Throwing bricks through car windows.'

Pre-order 'The Seventh Circle' at blankstarehardcore.bigcartel.com

lyrics

you have went back on every word that you have ever said/ turning your back to all your friends/ you're like a deadly disease, spreading like a cancer/ no solution, no answer/ i may have a hard time coming up with the words to say/ so i'll just make a bold fucking statement/ these hands that made you, they can break you/ so bow down to the person you owe your whole existence to/ don't ever think that you have put the fear of god in me/ cause im not one to believe in religious insecurity/ i know where im going when i die/ you're just afraid to admit that your souls going to fry/ the only respect i'll show is when i'm 6 feet above ground/ you'll be asleep in the dirt, not making a sound/ *so bring fuel for the fire so i can shower this grave/ assuring the annihilation of this worlds mistake/ you*

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from The Seventh Circle, track released November 29, 2011
Recorded, mixed by Jesse Bartkiewicz at Uncle Gordy's
Mastered by Greg Dawson at BWC Studios

Cover art by Jose and Julie MacKinnon

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