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New Tanuki Suit
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I don't think it's working
But I swear I'm getting lighter
Than the air that I can't pull into myself
And my chest is getting tighter
Oh no!
We all thought you were messing around
Talking shit to the drunks in your hometown
Drifting around with your head in the clouds
Flapping your tail like a mongrel dog
I can't say for certain
But I saw that statue's eyes drift in my direction
As I pull into my shell
Swear I saw you spitting fire
Oh no!
Oh no!
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Enemy Airship St. Louis, Missouri
"Enemy Airship creates a sound that is atmospheric yet tightly coiled, its guitars and synths bleeding together to hint at garage rock, indie-pop, New Wave and experimental tones without ever picking a side." - Aarik Danielson, Columbia Daily Tribune
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