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So where did it begin?
You watched your father rot away. His son receding
He had no choice, as yours corrodes inside your veins
React and relapse again
You’re alive, but the ones that you love
You’re scared you’ve abandoned them

You lost a lifetime hiding in basements, namelessly wasted
Never ceasing belief that you’re worthless
But you know, and it’s shown in your cavalier heart

I’ve pictured death a hundred times
Amongst the kids flushed out with substances
But I never pictured you
No, I thought they’d have saved you
Dead weight will always find you
And I know that you feel them at your door

You lost a lifetime hiding in basements, namelessly wasted
Never ceasing belief that you’re worthless
But you know, and it’s shown in your cavalier heart

And then that day when I saw you cutting grass
Along the road that led to your mother’s old house
And I saw, I saw a glimpse of those days
Inside the backyard, playing pretend
You married my sister with a ring made out of clips
It felt as real as we could get
I should’ve pulled the car over
Told you to get yourself together
But I moved on
I’m sorry I’ve moved on

You lost a lifetime hiding in basements, namelessly wasted
Never ceasing belief that you’re worthless
But you know, and it’s shown in your cavalier heart

Lukas, I know you’re still in there
I hope there’s still a home for you somewhere

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from Households, released November 30, 2012

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Nevada Mountains Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Nevada Mountains was a four-piece dance-punk/indie-rock band from Pittsburgh, PA (USA).

Josh Escoto
Kyle Wacker
Brandon Musser
Trevor Read

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