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Bastard of a Bastard

from Glass Bones by Straight Line Arrival

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I never said much to my father and he never said much to me I guess it's hard to say much to people you don't ever see I used to stay up late at night wondering if the man i would become is anything like my poor old man who would walk away from his son my biggest fear as a child was growing up to be the same but for fucks sake someones gotta break the cycle somethings gotta change

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from Glass Bones, released December 15, 2017

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Straight Line Arrival Fargo, North Dakota

Straight Line Arrival is an independent emo-punk band out of Fargo. Started in 2015 as a solo project of Sable Sky, SLA now includes Tim Julio and Michael Hansen.

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