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New York Nothings
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Casey come on
You've got a lifetime to be wrong
With borrowed eyes
Borrowed eyes on borrowed time
New York Nothings
Sacred blues
Dogs go to heaven
And so can you
Casey be kind
You've got destruction on your mind
Keep the pages filled
With tiny marks of residue
New York Nothings
Sacred blues
Dogs go to heaven
And so can you
Casey come clean
Stop sugaring the machine
Keep your horses still
Drunk hate-watching SNL
New York Nothings
Sacred blues
Dogs go to heaven
And so can you
New York Nothings
Sacred blues
Dogs go to heaven
And so can you
It's symmetry
Drawing on some violent truth
It's symmetry
Calling out to sacred blues
It's symmetry
Just symmetry
It's symmetry
Drawing on some violent truth
It's symmetry
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Kowloon Cowboy Brighton, UK
Kowloon Cowboy is named after the hotel where my parents had their first date, the Walled City where they did social work,
and a 90’s Wild West themed bar in Tsim Sha Tsui.
Now I eat pies and record distorted guitars on the English coast
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