SOMEWHERE, ONTARIO

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Broke down my arms were full
Don't know where we should go
Worked all day killing trees
Washed their blood of our jeans

It takes a push make a storm
A brave bee to make a swarm
Dark red leaves on my hands
After we're making plans

Broke down my arms were full
Don't know where we should go
So let me know when you're home
From somewhere Ontario

We're young our blood is gold
We're young our blood is gold
We're young our blood is gold
We are, we are getting old

I will run to the shore
Setting fires to the floor
I will run to the shore
Setting fires to the floor
I will run to the shore
Setting fires to the floor
I will run to the shore
Setting fires to the floor

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from S N O W B E A S T, released November 23, 2012

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