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The Damage (Single)
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the damage
do you wanna race?
race up to the razors edge?
do you wanna take it slowly?
slowly take it all away?
do you wanna race?
race up to a razors edge?
do you wanna take it slowly?
slowly take it all away?
the night air is cool
the pavement still feels hot
i pick a path through concrete teeth
in this broken parking lot
and i think i remember something
i think i remember something
i think i remember something
then it's gone
just beyond the brown-green grass
's a place i lived before
i fall through veils of shining glass
i didn't try the door
and i cut myself quite deeply
i cut myself quite deeply
i cut myself so deeply
that i remember you
oh and the damage
the damage
the damage we have done
oh the damage
oh the damage
just look what we've become
do you wanna race?
race up to the razors edge?
do you wanna take it slowly?
slowly take it all away?
do you wanna race?
rrace up to a razors edge?
do you wanna cut me slowly?
slowly cut me all away?
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E.W. Harris Brooklyn, New York
Born in the Rust Belt and raised in the South, E.W. Harris is what he terms "a dystopian romantic." Known in the Brooklyn folk and electronic scenes for his strong vocals, unconventional songwriting, and infectious laugh, Harris has become a staple in the Big City Folk Collective, and in many venues both at home and abroad. ... more
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