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Last Summer's Nightmare

from Anodyne by Down and Above

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Like a lover on a landmine
Move a muscle at your risk
With a bitter invitation
Never thought it would taste like this
And I wash it down with an insult
Won't be long until June
Pack it up and move it away
Won't be coming back to you
No matter what you say love
No matter what you do

Crack a plastic smile and I'll cut you in my daydream
Last summer all over
Gorgeous on the surface underneath it's the same thing
Last summer's nightmare

Take a sugarpill and lie here cuz what else can I do
All the better leave me thinking all I ever did was love you
And I look away from the illusion staring at me open ripe and in bloom
Dig it up and wash it away
Won't be coming back to you

Leave me in the heat skin burning through the sunscreen
Last summer all over
Peeling back the damage that covered up the feeling
Last summer's nightmare

Seventeen in my mouth just to pin her down

You've said it all before now your words have no meaning
Last summer all over
And if the second time's a dream than why does it seem like last summer's nightmare

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from Anodyne, released August 24, 2004

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