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When I Was Younger

from Garlic & Chips by Platitude Queen

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When I was younger,
He bought me flowers.
I think about it,
For hours.

My verdict, my free will.
My saviour is from Deaf Hill.

If I were broader,
I’d still be out now.
I know I’ll get there,
Somehow.

Not pleasant, not easy.
My saviour is from Dalton Piercy.

My best friend I resent this kind of life.
And holding on to our name,
We end the wretched game.

I’m six feet taller,
Than last I saw you.
And I’ve got tidings of,
Sorts for you.

You won’t want to pass up.
This deluge flows from Old Cassop.

And now I’m broader,
Brought you to water.
I’ll make you drink it,
On my order.

Not pleasant, still bleeding.
All roads lead to Castle Eden.

My best friend and I,
We walk down to the high street.
And holding on to our name,
We throw some things away.
We throw some things away.
We throw some things away.
We throw some things away.
We throw some things away.

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from Garlic & Chips, released September 20, 2021

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Platitude Queen Stockton On Tees, UK

Platitude Queen is a folk project by Teesside based musician and certified daft apeth J. S. Gordon (formerly based in Leeds).

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