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Recycled Hearts
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I came here in the hopes that a stranger would understand
How it feels to want to hold someone familiar in their hands
And if you can relate then please don't hesitate to give in
We're recycled hearts looking for a piece to make us whole again
You don't need to feel ashamed
I'm only rented skin and bones
I'll lend them for the night and take them back when I go home
My better judgment says tonight is no excuse
To waste four letter words for the sake of being used
But I don't need sympathy just someone more like me
We're recycled hearts looking for a piece to make us whole again
We don't need to feel ashamed
I am most myself in times of weakness
Scattered out across the floor
I only feel at home in the places I have come to know
And I would gladly trade comfort for heart break
And if you can relate then please don't hesitate to give in
We're recycled hearts looking for a piece to make us whole again
You don't need to feel ashamed
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Black Kettle Los Angeles, California
We're a Silverlake based indie rock band. We're not vegetarians, though but we hope that you still like us anyway.
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