Corporate Jazz
from Corporate Jazz by Yikes!
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lyrics
This is a better place.
But what else could I say, if I still feel the same?
Will I still feel the same?
This time I'll never waste.
There never seems to be enough hours in my day.
So, let's just wait and pray.
Tonight I stay awake.
I find it funny, what this money means to me.
If we could find a way to fix this, you know I would.
credits
Marc Apesos - Bass
Austin Delin - Guitars & Vocals
Chris Cintra - Drums
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Yikes! Providence, Rhode Island
East Coast Indie-Math
Marc Apesos - Bass
Austin Delin - Guitar
Chris Cintra - Drums
discography
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Jun 2018 -
Jul 2017 -
Nov 2016 -
Jul 2016
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