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What's the Plan
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I don't remember the last I love you
While I'm wasting away in this parking lot
And I'll make a noise that will always haunt you
Am I running around with my head chopped off
I hid in my room 'til my hands stopped shakin'
With an elephant sat on my chest
Leave me alone when my heart stops breakin'
Or I'm spiraling out from the meds
What's the plan
Can you tell me what's in store
How are we gonna get out alive
Take my hand
Take me through that fucking door
How are we gonna get out alive
What's the plan
Can you tell me what's in store
How are we gonna get out alive
Take my hand
Take me through that fucking door
How are we gonna get out alive
What's the plan
(What's the plan)
What's the plan
(What's the plan)
How are we gonna get out alive
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The Flips Chicago, Illinois
Hi, we're The Flips. We're loud.
Nick Sintos - vocals, guitar
Mike Carlson -
drums, percussion
Dustin Martin - guitar
Annette Nowacki - keys, vocals, percussion
Maccabee Kelem - bass, vocals
... more
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