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good things you deserve

from today is boring by rushmore beekeepers

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you’ve got a lot a lot of nothing to say
you’ve got a lot in your brain, okay
and i don’t think of all the things i don’t think about
when i think about what i’m gonna say
oh yeah

walking to the bookstore
walking down the street
by now your house is only a block away
i’ll keep on walking like i always do
hoping i’ll get the nerve to talk to you

but i don’t have any nerve
and you don’t get the good things you deserve

and you’ve got a lot of nothing to say
and i’ve got a lot of nothing to say
you never get much done by talking anyway

walking down the street on my way to see you
walking down the street such a long walk to you
we barely miss each other
we’re people on the street
if i saw you i’d be happy
but would that mean anything
give bad directions, no road map for the heart
but we’ve been right from the start

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from today is boring, released October 22, 2004

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rushmore beekeepers Tulsa, Oklahoma

Indie folk/electro folk duo RBK (Zach Fountain and Amanda Hawkins) layer folk instruments with keyboards and electro beats while singing about purpose, uncertainty, love, and hope with a backdrop that's sometimes everyday, sometimes surreal or apocalyptic.

The solo/duo/trio is based in OK and AZ. ... more

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