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about
Hibernia is about a fire starting at an afterparty and everybody dies except for me because I lit it.
lyrics
I found you, after the after party,
Left early, it never really started
I couldn’t get an army,
I couldn’t get an arm in.
You told me, that were sleepy from the scene,
I threw my, smoke from the balcony but
I didn’t look myself,
We left for somewhere else.
Fire in Hibernia
Rising to the overpass
No one knows what’s going on
Fire in Hibernia.
You found me, after your party,
Didn’t look myself, can’t get an arm in,
Didn’t quit, my health, thrown in garden.
Thrown in the garden.
Didn’t look yourself, smoke from the balcony,
And somewhere else, but we were somewhere else.
Fire in Hibernia
Cornered in the upper loft
No one knows what’s going on
Fire in Hibernia
Moving through the echelons
Pyres to another world
Preatures singing down the hall
Quiet in Hibernia
credits
released August 3, 2018
Written by Brendan Maclean & Sarah Belkner
Producer by Sarah Belkner
Vocals: Brendan Maclean
Bass: Donny Bennet
Guitar: Alex Bennison
Drums: Evan Mannell
Guest Vocals: Jess Cerro, Ainslie Wills, Sarah Belkner
Engineered and Mixed by Richard Belkner at Free Energy Device Studio
Photography by Jonno Révanche
Artwork by Sebastian Reivers
This is just HILARIOUS
Everyone on it gave such an AMAZING performance
and Kevin's final appearance? Took me completly by surprise *cheff kiss* MarlaHectic
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Spooky as HELL AND LOVING IT
And I love that they included different actors playing the poor doomed intern...It just comes to show how the very same script is unique in every performance and every single person on the role MarlaHectic