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Minor League

from Kingfisher EP by Kingfisher

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Well it's a hard life, we try but we can't catch a break
Feels like there's give but there's nothing to take
and the best we can do is to keep on doing the same
Old things, endless days on the road
Long nights, in empty bars where the shows, keep us low
But at least we're getting along

Yeah we've got insight, we get why the songs sound the same
Don't think, comply or get out of the game
Yeah they'll sit and stare while your career ends in disgrace
No dice, we won't sell it all to the man
Too proud to get caught up chasing a trend, in the end
It goes to show that

All you know, is what you've been exposed to on the radio
where art gets cut and sold
And so it goes, you'd love us but your hearts are getting cold
From knock off rock and roll

Yeah these are hard times, we're taking it all on the chin
can't give up without giving in, no you can't win
It's a shame that

All you know, it's what you've been force fed by the radio
where art gets cut and sold
And so it goes, you'd love us but your hearts are getting cold
from knock off rock and roll

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from Kingfisher EP, released January 7, 2022

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Kingfisher Ottawa, Ontario

‘Authentic 100% DIY anti-punk like a proper 80’s and 90’s underground mixtape filled with your favourite songs that you haven’t heard yet’ (“pop-punk” has been co-opted by marketing teams)

For fans of: The Ataris, Bodyjar, Face to Face, Goo Goo Dolls, Sugarcult, No Use for a Name. ... more

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