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Scar Scar Scar

from 0uter by Howlish

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lyrics

well babe you know I was made
to be under your skin
so think, just think, think again, lover
before you let me in

because I was only made to scar
give me your lungs not your heart
come, nighttime tear us apart
we'll heal, but baby we'll scar

Babe you think that I'll be
the love of the century
but what does that even mean
oh why why why do you think so highly
and why why why why why do I let you go on smiling

because I was only made to scar
give me your lungs not your heart
come, now, baby you've been warned
we'll heal, but baby we'll scar

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from 0uter, released November 17, 2015

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Howlish Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Howlish is:
Mark Watter
Karl Germanovich
Taylor Cullen
Brendan Sweeney

Alt/ambient rock from PA

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