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To A Degree
03:35
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To a degree
It’s hangin’ over me
Did you want to believe
That I had this?
It hard to see
But rage and jealousy
Are all that’s fueling me
And I want it
Glad to hear you’re fine
Really got not space for your life in mine
I’ll say this again
If not now then when?
So I’m finally doing it
And I’m so tired I can’t even sleep
And the signs are getting harder to read
And I’m losing all track of me
Losing all track of me
To a degree
I’ve settled perfectly
I want you to believe
That I have this
It’s lonely and bleak
But rage and jealousy
Are all that’s fueling me
And I want this
Polished to a shine
Almost as if you could see a face in mine
And I’ll ask again
If not now then when?
So I’m finally doing it
And I’m so tired I can’t even sleep
And the signs are getting harder to read
And I’m losing all track of me
Losing all track of me
To a degree
Its hangin over me
And I want it
To a degree
I’ve settled perfectly
But I want it...
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Hear Me Out
03:22
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Mineral King Los Angeles, California
The progressive indie-rock band, Mineral King, formed during the pandemic in their hometown north of L.A., spending the year in lockdown honing their skills and crafting a set of incredible songs. The perfect blend of classic and cutting edge, they mix rich vocal harmonies with math rock-inspired rhythms and riffs to create music that is both familiar and entirely new. ... more
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