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This is from the same session as the first song. The lost, failed attempt session at Tyler Daniel Beans parents house in South Burlington. Unlike the other track, this was at the time a new unreleased song, but I had been playing it live and for friends, and probably had a demo of it somewhere that I was passing around. It is a cheesy love song, so one of us, maybe collectively decided that it would be funny if we tried to work in an ignorant breakdown at the end. At the time, I think we both thought it was hilarious. There were a couple versions of the breakdown, this was the one I liked less of the two I think, but this is the one we were able to save. It’s interesting looking back because the breakdown almost serves as the “Anti-Five” before that song ever existed. The fracturing and the duality. The more I think back on this, I think this track was originally intended to be on a split with Tyler because he also had a Song Five. Song Fives Of Cuteness forever!

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from Should This Have Stayed A Secret? (Demos + B​-​Sides 2006​-​2012), released November 20, 2020
Drums and engineering by Tyler Daniel Bean!

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