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Driving Blind
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Hey there come on wait a minute, could you?
The things you say, now you don't mean them, do you?
Forgive, forget, don't let it show
We don't want the rest to know
You don't wanna bring the room down do you?
We'll make it right
Put your best face on tonight
Don't let it show
We don't want the rest to know that we have fought about it, do you?
Sometimes it feels like they can see right through you
Come on and just play along now for me
Do you think that this will ever end? Can't you see?
So let's go out and have some fun
I won't relive events gone wrong
You don't wanna bring the rest down do you?
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No Worse For The Wear
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The Tank California
Melodic Punk Rock from California USA
Ken Conte, Matt Levine, Guy Julian, and Ross Levine formed The Tank in 1996 after
the demise of Brown Lobster Tank (Dr. Strange Records) and Welt (Dr Dream Records). Jeremy Jessen from Marble, Align, All The Way Rider, and Rad Owl plus Steven Sanderson from Brown Lobster Tank, Gameface, and Errortype Eleven are also part of The Tank's ever growing roster.
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