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I guess it’s easy when you don’t think
About how quickly the next day is coming
Well I’ve been trying to live blissed out
But nothing’s really working
I guess it’s easy when you don’t think
About the way you look when you are eating
Well I’ve been trying to live blissed out
But nothing’s really working
Well I’ve been trying to live blissed out
But nothing’s really changing
This is my home but I’m feeling like a guest
And this crowded room has put me to the test
I’m losing sleep on things I wish I could have said
But I’ll do my best not to give into the dread
I guess it’s easy when you don’t think
About where to look when someone is speaking
Well I’ve been trying to live blissed out
But nothing’s really working
I guess it’s easy when you don’t think
About how to keep your arms and legs still while you’re sleeping
Well I’ve been trying to live blissed out
But nothing’s really working
Well I’ve been trying to live blissed out
But nothing’s really changing
This is my home but I’ve left it in a mess
And this empty room means I’ve failed another test
I’m losing sleep on things I wish I’d never said
So excuse me please while I give into the dread
Because it’s not the kind of thing I’d call you and tell you
So give it five business days in the mail to get there
And if it seems like I’m not that free then trust your doubt
This is just trying to be blissed out
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Life's Good
03:39
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Private Beach
02:57
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Cops on Bikes
03:53
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Everything Is Fine
04:52
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I'm Still Fun
03:24
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The Rollercanes Melbourne, Australia
Daniel Wright - Guitar, Vox
Bek Nafiz - Guitar
Ryan Laughlin -
Bass, Backing Vox
Josh Tucker - Drums
The Rollercanes sound like a normal indie rock band on the surface but there’s always the unshakeable feeling that things could turn at any minute. The Melbourne 4-piece scout everyday life for something to sing about, bringing urgency to insignificance.
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