Spill Ur Guts
from Automatic Writing by The Way Out
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lyrics
I'm spilling my guts to you
I'm letting my blood flow
I'm digging my grave
into places I don't know
I'm a weak link
and a lost cause
It's a long shot
and I'm long gone
Spill your guts
I'm growing my hair again
It's sneaking up on me
I don't really mean to be
It's just happening
I'm scared of every person here
So I'm drowning alone
I'm waiting for anything
but I'm not ready to go
I'm letting my blood flow
I'm digging my grave
into places I don't know
I'm a weak link
and a lost cause
It's a long shot
and I'm long gone
Spill your guts
I'm growing my hair again
It's sneaking up on me
I don't really mean to be
It's just happening
I'm scared of every person here
So I'm drowning alone
I'm waiting for anything
but I'm not ready to go
credits
from Automatic Writing,
released September 9, 2017
license
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about
The Way Out Omaha, Nebraska
levi, mari, reed, and nick
loud indie band out of ashland, ne
booking/love letters: wayoutthe@gmail.com
pic by Intrepid Visuals
discography
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Sep 2017 -
May 2016
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