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If it weren't for the faces that I see when my eyes
Are closed to the world outside
And the streets that I can walk in my mind
The troubles of others that have solved themselves in time
I would question my persistence
I would query my desire
To stick around in this town

We strike meaning which we never drop
A purpose till we start to rot
A saving grace for us
Why not?

We're good at building bridges which rarely fall apart
Attachments to places that have known us from the start
And though they may not always tell us what, why and how
I know for sure that they're the reason I'm still here now

We strike meaning which we never drop
A purpose till we start to rot
A saving grace for us
Why not?

We strike meaning which we never drop
A purpose till we start to rot
A saving grace for us
Why not?

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from Controlling The Motions, released September 25, 2012

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The Walking Targets Edinburgh, UK

Young melodic punk rock trio from Edinburgh, Scotland.

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