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Cold as Minnesota


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Math and Physics Club


жанры: indie
альбомы: Math and Physics Club
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Sitting in your easy chair
You're lazy or you just don't care
Stop wearing all my clothes and watching television
It used to be your favorite show
Now everything's a mess you know
I'm tired of waking up to all this aggravation
Do you care about anyone but yourself, Evan?

I'm not looking for another fight
Nothing you can say tonight will get you back in my good graces
So button up your overcoat
Step outside in the cold
I don't want you here tomorrow when I wake up

Do you really care about anyone but yourself, Evan?
All alone
Sitting in my room
Why are you so angry?
Why are you so cruel?

There is a chill as cold as Minnesota
Telling me it's over

Do you really about anyone but yourself, Evan?
All alone
Sitting in my room
Why are you so angry?
Why are you so cruel?

There is a chill as cold as Minnesota
Telling me it's over
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Это интересно:Math and Physics Club began as a basement project for longtime friends Charles Bert (vocals) and James Werle (guitar), but in the summer of 2004 the band coalesced around the additions of Kevin Emerson (drums), Saundrah Humphrey (violin) and Ethan Jones (bass).After recording a four-song demo in James’ basement, the band sent a copy to California-based pop label Matinee Recordings. The band signed on with Matinee in the fall of 2004 and released their first EP, Weekends Away, in early 2005.John Richards, a DJ at Seattle’s influential indie radio station KEXP, also got a copy of the demo and began spinning “Sixteen and Pretty” on his morning show. Local music blog Three Imaginary... продолжение
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