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Cliche (Clean)

from The InsurGents by The InsurGents

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Modern life’s screen addiction and unplugging from social media

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Cliché ©2017 Nikolsky/Wallis

Well then stuff cliches it’s become apparent that you’re talkin’ some trash,
Cause I know your type and I know your style and it’s making me feel animosity,

The time has come,
Drop the phone and have some fun,
The time has come,
To love someone;

While you’re giving likes life has passed you by while you look the mirror,
It’s not that I want to stop all the fun but you need to understand this is life is real,

The time has come,
Drop the phone and have some fun,
The time has come,
To love someone;

No-one’s life is like on their wall it’s not you missing out,
I’d prefer to spend all my time getting grass stains on my knees with my best friend,

The time has come,
Drop the phone and have some fun,
The time has come,
To love someone;


Keep on tri-yen
That’s you fli-yen!
Keep on tri-yen
That’s you fli-yen!
Keep on tri-yen
That’s you fli-yen!
Keep on tri-yen
That’s you fli-yen!
Keep on tri-yen
That’s you fli-yen!
Keep on tri-yen
That’s you fli-yen!
Keep on tri-yen
That’s you fli-yen!
Keep on tri-yen
That’s you fli-yen!
Keep on tri-yen
That’s you fli-yen!

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from The InsurGents, track released January 1, 2018
Rohan Wallis & Tim Nikolsky

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insrgnts Melbourne, Australia

Musical revolutionaries rising up against sonic oppression, The InsurGents explode your airwaves but promise to clean up afterwards!
Rohan Wallis & Tim Nikolsky have left no stone unturned in realising their musical vision without compromise in this debut release by The InsurGents. ... more

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