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About living in Cornwall. The bit that visitors and tourists get to see isn't the complete picture. For a lot of people, it's a case of living here in poverty and misery, or getting out. Or, living on a council estate, not working and claiming benefits...which only exacerbates the problem. This get-out-or-die mentality also applies to a lot of cornish bands too.

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No, don’t mind if I do

You’re the ones to blame
Live the dream, swallow the winter rain
Break your back, where hopes die
You’re the ones to blame, got no fucking money
How am I supposed to pay the fucking rent?

A dead scene will burn the heels
…..of the chosen ones

In the shadows, you’ll find the
Junkies with infected limbs
The monster must be fed
Seagulls will pick our bones

Third generation infection
Middle ground is war
Destination of desperation
End the cycle once more


We’re the ones to blame
You’re the ones to blame

credits

from Less is more​.​.​.​more or Less, released August 1, 2012
Dave Decision - Rythm Guitar and backing vocals.
Simon J Sky - Lead guitar and lead vocals on 'Philthy's Mattress'
James 'perky' Perkins - Bass and backing vocals
Thomas Candy - Drums and backing vocals

Released on Smegma Records, Pumpkin Records, Riot Ska Records, Atomsmasher Records, Side-Effect Records, Manic Pogo, Rodent Popsicle Records

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Smegma Records Swindon, UK

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