Valley of Leeches
from Confessional Sports by Electric Zebra
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Confessional Sports Shirt
T-Shirt/Apparel3 colour Confessional Sports EZ heads print on AS colour white ringer tee, with red arm/neck hem. These shirts are a pre-order package with the "Confessional Sports" album, and will be shipped out from August 2nd.
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lyrics
I woke up in the valley of leeches
(No one knows and no one cares)
The floors are cracked and the window is bleached
(But no one knows and no one cares)
You sent me a message
You know I won't reach me
I woke up in the valley of leeches
(No one knows and no one cares)
Is it here?
Where it starts
Get my home
Get my heart back
Is it here?
Where it ends
Well I guess it depends
(No one knows and no one cares)
The floors are cracked and the window is bleached
(But no one knows and no one cares)
You sent me a message
You know I won't reach me
I woke up in the valley of leeches
(No one knows and no one cares)
Is it here?
Where it starts
Get my home
Get my heart back
Is it here?
Where it ends
Well I guess it depends
credits
from Confessional Sports,
released July 26, 2019
license
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Electric Zebra Brisbane, Australia
2011 - 2020
discography
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Apr 2020 -
Jul 2019 -
May 2019 -
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Sep 2018 -
Mar 2018 -
Oct 2017 -
May 2017 -
Feb 2016
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