You say potty, you say die is bad, but like I give it to you

You say potty, you say die is bad, but like I give it to you

Oh, you are black out, shine now and tell me, yeah, boy

Now fire me, come fire me, take me, take me, take me, take me, take me, take me, take me, take me, take me

They only know where they are going, because

They've been there so many times before

Round and round and round and round and round and round

Oh, girls can be sloppy, well they can be together

Oh, girls don't know who to be, well they can be together

Oh, you are black, oh, you are black, oh, you are black

Oh, you are black, oh, you are black, oh, you are black

You are black, oh, you are black, oh, you are black

Oh, many girls can be sloppy, well they can be together

That was you say party we say die with like I give a care, released in March 07 on

paperback records.

If you're content to settle this Vancouver quintet with a two-dimensional dance punk

label, get ready for a wake up call.

Lose all time, the band's sophomore effort proves they have much more to say than that genre

tag suggests, with a wealth of touring and songwriting experience now under their belt.

Lose all time is a more confident mature album that emphasizes the contribution of all

five members, who are Becky Ninkovic on vocals, Stephen O'Shea on bass, Crystal Loan on keyboards,

Devon Clifted on drums, and Derek Adams on guitar.

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