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What You Did

by Deaf Steever

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Crappily recorded METAL!!!!!!

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You knew what you did was wrong
You knew it all along
You knew what you did was wrong
You knew it all along
'Cause we wanna hear another song
We've waited so long
"Cause we wanna hear another
We've waited so long

[Chorus]
You knew what you did was wrong
You knew it all along
You had it all together
But you had to get more and more ....

Pushed the limit all the time
Cut down in your prime
Notoriety
Impropriety
But you never could see to what degree
Your pain was due to you
An awful mess
Too much success
And nothing's left

[Chorus]

You didn't care what people said
"You better mind your head"
Your essence perseveres
But your body disappears
For a long time we've been watching
Waiting for something we can't see
You aced the test
But flunked the rest
And nothing's left

[Chorus]

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released August 10, 2018
Music, lyrics, and performance: S. Falk

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Deaf Steever Winnipeg, Manitoba

I try to come up with ideas and riffs that catch my ear, and then I piece 'em together until something (hopefully) slightly catchy and coherent emerges. I reckon that sums up my approach to songwriting. :-)

"Well, sir, I just make it sound like I think it ought to." - Mississippi John Hurt, when asked how he created his songs.

Cheers from Winnipeg, Canada, y'all! Go, Jets, go!!! ... more

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