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Boo Hoo

from MMXVII by Creston Spiers

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  • Ltd. Edition LP
    Record/Vinyl + Digital Album

    Ltd. 165 Hand Numbered Copies. Covers Letterpress printed by D.E DuVall Co.

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lyrics

I can’t help but feel a little let down
When I come home
and you’re not around.

The living room is cold and empty.
The bathroom is dark
and you’re downtown.

Maybe I don’t work that shift job for nothing.
I need a woman
who understand the meaning of true.

Well, maybe I don’t care what you think.
Yeah, I’m a cripple.
Well who says that you aint?

And don’t even try and pull that
“I love you” trick.
Yeah, I may be stupid,
But I think you found someone new.

Boo Hoo.
And can’t you hear me crying bout it, too?

Hey I aint trying to put you down.
Its not your fault.
I been around.

I just can’t believe how I was playing the fool.
You had me coming, going,
crying, running, screwing on cue.

Boo hoo.
And can’t you hear me crying bout it, too?

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from MMXVII, released October 1, 2018

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Creston Spiers Athens, Georgia

The reclusive Creston Spiers, founding member of legendary southern sludge-rock band Harvey Milk has emerged with a brand new batch of orchestral compositions (yes, you read right), heavy rock, and huge slabs of the feedback virtuosity that has made him a world renowned master of the electric guitar. ... more

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