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Jazz Collapse

from Deep Control by Department M

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  • Record/Vinyl + Digital Album

    1st (and only) handmade run of our debut LP, Deep Control. Features a custom sleeve jacket and artwork hand-printed by the band.

    LP features 11 tracks across two sides + digital download of the full LP, featuring added bonus track, 'Jazz Collapse'.

    Includes unlimited streaming of Deep Control via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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lyrics

Losing my grip, this core of hiss I can't depart or stay. Yet you'll wait, it's ok.
I need less of the stress, no more of your questions crawling up the stave, a new part I can play.

Now I've got a point to prove and a view to leaving you. You steep in a bath of glue, there ain't a drug that satisfies your needs, there ain't a boy who could occupy your grief.

Oh, it's a lie...all our jazz collapsing.

Clarion called, we ebb but stall, our feet are swept away with a part we can play.
I need time to perfect, a new war chest, your halls of sympathy, fuck these swells of worry.

Now I've got a point to prove and a view to leaving you. Heart just a mess of glue, there ain't a drug that satisfies your needs, there ain't a man who could occupy your grief.

Oh, it's a lie...all our jazz collapsing.

You're better alone, I'm better alone.

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from Deep Control, released March 4, 2016

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