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I see between the ways we've changed. I know you'll see I'm not just here to get away from them. They see how I do not forget to say she sees.
Now here we we stand, so small we're not the same.
Well alas, alas
Well it's all fucked up, friends divided in civil war.
Well alas, alas, but it felt so right.
Why'd it take so long to give it time time to die off? We never knew this would be the same. Why'd it take so long to give it time to die off? I close my eyes and draw the lines.
We're not the same from when we were orange, I know this happens to almost everyone.
So don't feel so bad or get lost inside, because now we know this is real life. How could we know?

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from Find it of Use, released May 28, 2016
Music written and performed by Fox Who Slept the Day Away

Maxwell Haupapa - DRUMS
Austin Caron - BASS
Connor Mead - GUITAR, VOCALS
Austin Franks - GUITAR, VOCALS

Released with Fossil Records
Recorded in Calgary, AB by Ryan Kusz of Birdman Studios
Mixed by Taylor Cochrane
Mastered by Grant Howarth

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Fox Who Slept the Day Away Calgary, Alberta

Austin Franks - Guitar/Vocals
Connor Mead - Guitar/Vocals
Maxwell Haupapa -
Drummer
Tyler Shields - Bassist

We are a four piece band based in Calgary, Alberta

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