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Our love is a failed state, where terrorism thrives
And people learn to love to hate
While they try to stay alive

Our love is a vacant house, with needles on the ground
People walking in and out
Trying to not be found

You're basted, and you're so tired, and your roasting
You're never gonna get off drugs if you think like that

Our love is a potter's field, we can't afford to die
Bitch about the headstones
As we fall out of the sky

You're basted, and you're so tired, and you're roasting
You're never gonna get off drugs if you think like that

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from Got the Liver Transplant Coolers on the Subway, released September 15, 2011
Words by Josh Feierman

Music by Josh Feierman, Simeon Furman and Ed Hurt

Recorded by Nick Peterson at Track & Field Studio, Carrboro, NC

Mixed by Josh Feierman at Cob-o-Phonic Studio, Durham, NC

Mastered by Scott Craggs at Old Colony Mastering, Boston, MA

This music has been mastered at moderate levels to preserve audio fidelity. If it sounds too quiet to you, TURN IT UP!

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Feierman Durham, North Carolina

I got my start playing guitar and singing in Portland, Oregon's Surf Maggots in the early '90s. Since then I've played in the Lulus, the Last Nerves, and finally, with the Durham, NC band Honcho with Ed Hurt and Simeon Furman.

"Liver Transplant Coolers" is, strictly speaking, a Honcho record, I've released it under my own name because Honcho is no more.

Expect a true solo e.p. in November.
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