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Out of Practice

from Milking Room by Bathroom Milk Crew

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Fuck your jazz clubs and false idols
That died on mounds of cocaine
Shaming me for not hearing notes I haven't played
I didn't quit like you wanted but you're still to blame
I'm a disappointment to more than myself
I'm spiteful and hateful and think everything's lame
But maybe life's just a pointless project
Nothing or something, always feels the same

Now I cannot think straight
My bitterness has led me astray
I know I'm no better

In a sense I have not improved
Maybe routine would've made this worth it
Another year out of practice
But I don't want to give up
Focus more on my writing
Like refusing progression makes me cool
In reality I'm just lazy
Simple and cynical, a detriment to my self
If everything is easy
Maybe it's not difficult enough
I don't meet my expectations
For some reason, I still feel proud

Now I cannot think straight
My bitterness has led me astray
I know I'm no better

Forming a habit never seemed this challenging
Especially when it's for something you enjoy
I don't think I'll be able to do it
And maybe that's okay

Being this whiny makes me feel like less of a man

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from Milking Room, released November 1, 2018

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Bathroom Milk Crew Melbourne, Australia

Not sure if the songs I write are sad and they aren't normally about milk.

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