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You & Me

from Challenger by Sarchasm

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You. You were standing there. Staring blankly at the corner of my ear.
And I’ve got the feeling here that your mind was not much present in the room.
If you’ve got memories to sort well that’s just fine. I don’t mind you taking up my time. I’ll sit here in the corner of myself. Let us sit together on hell.
But please don’t be obsolete. I don't have a lot of people there for me. I’m not doing anything and though I do forget we will be joyfully dancing through winters though the record’s out of time and not even stopping to notice. Oh my friend even if you may not know me so well. Gladly let us sit over hell.
'Cause I don’t mind listening to romantics out of line if that’s just what you’re thinking. You and me living by the window on TV. That’s apparently the dream.
You and me selling postcards for a time that was to be so surely to be remembered. I can’t see too far back without making up everything but I know it’s not happening.
But there’s another you and me singing Monday bloody Monday through everything. Getting through the rough times. You and me always living by the window on TV. That’s apparently the dream.

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from Challenger, released July 8, 2016

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Sarchasm Berkeley, California

Sarchasm are three introverts with lisps of varying severity and radically different coffeeshop orders, unified by their love of superheroes, burritos, and ugly button-up shirts. They make music about mountains and friendships gone wrong.

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