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Columbia Gorge Vs. New England Winters

from Ridgemont / Two Hand Fools Split by Ridgemont / Two Hand Fools

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  • Record/Vinyl + Digital Album

    7" Split between Allston, MA's Ridgemont and Cleveland, OH's Two Hand Fools. 2 Brand new tracks from each band.
    Pressing info:
    500 Black

    Includes unlimited streaming of Ridgemont / Two Hand Fools Split via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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    edition of 500 
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      $4 USD

     

lyrics

this year's been an uphill battle. if this is all wrong, just kill me now, cause I'd rather die than be stuck in this town. like a dvd menu and we're all too fucked up or tired to get up and turn it off, this endless repetition makes me wish that it was fall again when I had so much hope that things were finally workin' out. the cold walk home from work didn't numb away the sadness, it didn't really make it worse. I got home and poured a drink, or seven but the alcohol just evened out the peaks and valleys we know so well. yeah I was on a mountain now I'm back down here in hell. and I wish that you were with me but I'm glad that you're not here to see me now. what a sorry sight. well I'm sorry that I haven't written yet, my best intentions rarely leave the drawing board these days, but I still hope that we can stand up on the edge of the columbia so far away from all this burning restlessness.

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from Ridgemont / Two Hand Fools Split, released May 16, 2012

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