Syncup
from Re:Stored by Reunionunion
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lyrics
Wounds without stitches
Cost and reward
It's better to live, than to die by the sword
Entitlement, entitles you to nothing more
I've only just met you were you like this before
Paperless papers, piled up in my room
We never got married, but I sure was the groom
The meanings the same
Just in a new font
The company gets, what the company wants
Who are you now? Do you feel the same?
Who are you now? Do you feel the same way?
I expect more from you
I expected more from you
Who are you now?
Cost and reward
It's better to live, than to die by the sword
Entitlement, entitles you to nothing more
I've only just met you were you like this before
Paperless papers, piled up in my room
We never got married, but I sure was the groom
The meanings the same
Just in a new font
The company gets, what the company wants
Who are you now? Do you feel the same?
Who are you now? Do you feel the same way?
I expect more from you
I expected more from you
Who are you now?
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from Re:Stored,
released February 18, 2019
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Reunionunion New York
Adam and Patrick met in Canterbury, England in 1999 while studying art at the Kent Institute of Art & Design and bonded over
a mutual love of music and practically all the same records.
Adam recorded blueprints of songs and ideas in St. Louis, and then sent them to Patrick. They interpreted/reinterpreted/reimagined and translated their ideas into the songs that now exist.
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