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Syndicate [Set it on Fire]

from Lady Salamander by Supply and the Man

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all your life you've looked down on your shoes
trying hard not to appear the fool
dad was proud to buy your braces
though he never tied your laces

just lay on the couch after school
watch whatever the syndicate has for you
all your daddy's cars were aces
but he never came to see your races

now the bugs are milling in the house
with my heart and mind I may delouse
the words i simply cannot place them
my body hums but silence takes me

with cold hands and feet, your eyes feel beat

set it on fire
all around your world
set it on fire
then you come unfurled

all your life you've been a loyal dog
trying hard to forget what's across the hall
may your sisters dream grey horses
cannot bite the hand that feels them

remember me for what i've seen you through
never mind my heart is kind of blue
i may be sad but sad with reason
i'll lay upon my grave to save them

set it on fire
won't you come undone
set it on fire
you are the one

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from Lady Salamander, released August 15, 2013

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Supply and the Man Seattle, Washington

Supply and the Man play music with zest and allure. Motorboating our way into the vacation house of your third eye. Barney loves us. We love Barney.

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