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Somewhere New

by PALS

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lyrics

I'm thinking of
Somewhere blue and monotone
Whats the use
Whats the use

And I blame him
But I hate you when you're with them
Whats the use
Who are you?

And I suppose I don't know what to feel on my own

I could be somewhere soon
Somewhere new where I don't need conflicting views
Cause I don't want
And I don't need
What you want when you're in deep
Cause it's the truth
That I don't feel
What you feel

I'm trying to
Figure out what I should do
For myself
For myself

But then it all crashes
And I'm not sure if thats impressive
And I don't know

And I suppose I don't know what to feel on my own

I could be somewhere soon
Somewhere new where I don't need conflicting views
Cause I don't want
And I don't need
What you want when you're in deep
Cause it's the truth
That I don't feel
What you feel

What you feel

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released October 24, 2018
Written by PALS.

Conor Kelly: Vocals/Guitar
Samuel Anderson: Bass
Fraser Marshall: Drums
Luke Dillon: Guitar

Recorded/Mixed/Mastered by Fraser Marshall

Artwork by Krystan Nowak (Buster Visual Art)

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PALS Newcastle, Australia

Pals are a post punk alternative rock band from Newcastle Australia. Forged from high-school friendships, Pals begins to detail the collective work of 4 young Novocastrians.

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