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Snake Eyes! (SINGLE)

by Milk For The Angry.

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I never wanted
Never wanted to be
The kinda guy with the bad vibes
Keep trying to prove
That I'm a creature of luck
But I keep rollin' the same dice
Snake Eyes
Fallin' from my palm
While the devil sings along
To my demise
Surprise
Always seems to come
When I really think I'm having a good life

Nowhere to run
Snake Eyes
Nowhere to hide
Snake Eyes!

I find it funny
When somebody will tell me
I'm lucky to be alive
Don't try to fool me
Into thinkin I'm happy
When I barely can survive
Snake Eyes
Fallin' from my palm
While the devil sings along
To my demise
Surprise
Always seems to come
When I really think I'm having a good life

Rattlers around they go
See them rattling down below

Gotta love losing
If I'm gonna be happy
And believe in the upside
But that's too confusing
And I'm down on my luck
So I'll just never go outside
Snake Eyes
Fallin' from my palm
While the devil sings along
To my demise
Surprise
Always seems to come
When I really think I'm having a good life

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released August 2, 2019

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Milk For The Angry. San Francisco, California

a psychedelic hieroglyphic from San Francisco, CA 🌚

Dana Lindstrom -gtr/ vox
Michael Masters - gtr/ vox
Erinn Wilkerson - Bass/ vox
Michael Pinkham - drums

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