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Yeah we know what you do behind our back, but you don't know what we're doing. You're under control. You always have been, so just relax. You don't need to know what you're doing. We're all in shock, we're all in hock and no-one knows how to be alone any more. No-one knows how to be alone.

We'll never tell where we're thinking of leading you - read between the lines on our maps. And if a spell of mutiny comes over you, just remember no-one will be with you. We're all in shock, we're all in hock and no-one knows how to be alone any more. No-one knows how to be alone.

We're all in shock. We're standing on the dock as we bravely wave the boys goodbye again. Yeah no-one knows how to be alone any more. No-one knows how to be alone.

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from Demo Songs for a Band that doesn't Exist, released October 1, 2008

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End of the World 1969 Hamilton, Ontario

End of the World 1969 is just this one guy in Hamilton, Ontario. Sometimes his friends help him make music. He is keeping his day job for now.

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