Feet to Touch the Ground
from We Fall Apart by Sportsmanship
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The first EP put out by Sportsmanship. Seven (7!) tracks of pure alchemical goodness. Comes in a beautiful plastic/cardboard foldy sleeve. Shipping included in price.
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lyrics
You say that you see me, now open your eyes
Turn off your TV, there's no where to hide
The walls of your cubicle are in your mind
You're subtly losing your sense of division
And all you remember is what is inside
We must turn around
What's lost cannot be found
Make feet to touch the ground
Get your hands off of me, I scream so loud
It's your homophily that makes you proud
Mephistopheles has already dragged you around
Twisting and turning, a fight till you fall to the ground
Turn off your TV, there's no where to hide
The walls of your cubicle are in your mind
You're subtly losing your sense of division
And all you remember is what is inside
We must turn around
What's lost cannot be found
Make feet to touch the ground
Get your hands off of me, I scream so loud
It's your homophily that makes you proud
Mephistopheles has already dragged you around
Twisting and turning, a fight till you fall to the ground
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from We Fall Apart,
released January 30, 2017
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