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Broken Elevator

from Rats and Snakes by Red Union

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BROKEN ELEVATOR

Bounced together in the high school,
bound forever in the never-ending beat.
Broken homes, sad instances,
never giving thought of what was meant to be.
Recession was going on and on.

Decade later, on the bar stool,
dusty thoughts of what you mean to me.
Can't remember what went wrong
with never growing up, always giving in.
Temptation, elation,
advocation of fun time.

Now we're growing up
and we're falling down.
Like a broken elevator.

Makeshift bed and rag blankets,
sharing dreams, living horribly.
Counting miles in taking chances,
crashing blindly in reality.
Regret for being born at all.

I remember noise and racket,
mischief boys, hearts in harmony.
I try hard not to forget that
all we need is urge for unity and...
Fuck patience, let's take back
what was yours and mine.

Now we're growing up
and we're falling down.
Like a broken elevator.

credits

from Rats and Snakes, released March 4, 2011
Nenad: lyrics, guitars, backing vocals
Dasko: lead vocals
Chiatto: drums, backing vocals
Ljuba: bass guitar

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Red Union Novi Sad, Serbia

Punk rock band with a lot to say and nothing to lose.
Assembled in March 2000 in Novi Sad, Serbia.

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