Songs In The Kitchen

from You're Not Dead by Uh Oh

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We fill our homes with bodies and liquor in the winter
We huddle up with dreams that blur
We throw our heavy hearts in a pile and wait for them to melt
Right when the sunlight stirs
When it stirs

We hope with every ounce of our bodies the road will not end
No matter how many times it turns
We work all day and at night we play, then we lay our heads down
Right when the sunlight stirs
When it stirs

We fill our souls with luggage and litter
Sometimes we wish we were just a little bit bigger
We'll never get old, we'll never be bitter
We'll never forget songs in the kitchen, singing them over
Over and over

Sometimes it feels like we're changing lanes

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from You're Not Dead, released December 7, 2016

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Uh Oh Omaha, Nebraska

ROCK AND ROLL FROM OMAHA, NE

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Joe Champion - Guitar, Vocals

Mari Crisler - Guitar, Vocals

Erik Trent - Bass

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