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lyrics

So far so good, but we misunderstood
The picture was to perfect
And we never thought you could

Do this, what's this? Oh no slap on the wrist
Your knuckles turning whiter
As you grip the knife you twist

"Et tu Brute?" so we sigh
Another knot to untie
"Et tu Brute?' is how you play
And you know no other way
And it’s a dirty bird indeed
That fouls its own nest and screams
"Et tu Brute?" so you say
But it's yourself you betray

Oh no, oh no we have to let you go
You've outstayed your welcome
Your popularity plateaued

Don't cry, don't cry, we had to say goodbye
We were far to open
And the door was far too wide

"Et tu Brute?" so we sigh
Another knot to untie
"Et tu Brute?' is how you play
And you know no other way
And it’s a dirty bird indeed
That fouls its own nest and screams
"Et tu Brute?" so you say
But it's yourself you betray

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from This Statement Is False, released March 1, 2013
Music: I Plead Irony
Words: Rauf Jordan

Mixed and mastered by Guillaume Doussaud at Swan Sound Studio - www.swansoundstudio.com

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I Plead Irony Farnborough, UK

I Plead Irony know exactly what they are doing.

These “accomplished band whores” as a local rock hero Paul Townsend (Hundred Reasons) describes them certainly provide more angst ridden, raw edged rock with lashings of melody then you can shake your “sign of the horns” or even a stick at! ... more

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