Street Eaters/Autonomy split 7"
by Street Eaters
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There's fading power in my eyes
determination to conclude a losing fight
With sweet, sweet failure in sight
and so much left to lose
I am awash with the relief of letting all I love ignite
and burn
I'll make it burn
I lay my head down in the ash
all snug and wrapped in regret
and watch as green, green shoots grow up like shards of glass
As it lulls me into sleep
I feel a comfort knowing that if I don't sow then I won't reap
I'll make it null
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7" split with AUTONOMY (autonomy.bandcamp.com) released by OFF THE BOOKS RECORDS (offthebooksrecords.bandcamp.com/album/street-eaters-autonomy-split-7)
This was thought to be out of print but a few copies were recently unearthed, grab one while you can
Recorded by Megan March on Tascam Portastudio 4-track tape at 924 Gilman Street in Berkeley, June 2013
This was thought to be out of print but a few copies were recently unearthed, grab one while you can
Recorded by Megan March on Tascam Portastudio 4-track tape at 924 Gilman Street in Berkeley, June 2013
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released September 2, 2013
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Street Eaters Berkeley, California
Truewave//Punk band from the bay area
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