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Harrie B

from Before The Fall by The Vindickers

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Well why didn’t you say that all you wanted to see
Was the gift I’ve been blessed with so you’d finally talk to me
I’ll never figure you out, I just can’t read the signs
Do you think you want me now, or are you still undecided?
Well, let me tell ya;

I don’t wanna want you anymore, you’re not right for me
I don’t wanna want you anymore, I can’t get any sleep

I have been OK with this because I’m too scared to ask
You are too pretty for me, with way too much class
Your social life’s just beginning, mine’s coming to an end
You’re the One That Got Away; but did you comprehend?

I don’t wanna want you anymore, you’re not right for me
I don’t wanna want you anymore, I can’t get any sleep

And I cannot take it anymore
To hear you stomping through the office door
I can’t bear looking up to see
Yet again, you won’t acknowledge me

I don’t wanna want you anymore, you’re not right for me
I don’t wanna want you anymore, I can’t get any sleep

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from Before The Fall, released November 2, 2012

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The Vindickers Hastings, UK

Masters of infectious and jumping tracks The Vindickers are a punk rock band with a passionate and powerful old school sound. Their music is packed with fast paced guitars, catchy vocals, strong punchy bass, rolling drums and infectious melodies.

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