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Do the walls bleed where I once used to live?
Did you change your mind about renting that apartment out from me?
Do you look at the time, time to leave,
Time to go, nowhere to go.
Time to go, nowhere to go.

And what do you have in the spot where I had my coffee table,
my records, and CD’s?
is it a plant or a rug or a TV?
A plant, a rug or TV?

How about your bed, do you feel safe enough to sleep at nite?
And what of your friends, do you invite them over to have a drink?
And in the kitchen do you ever sit down to think,
Of all those holes in the wall,
Of all those holes in the wall?

What kind of person used to live here before?
And don’t you for one minute think it was some naïve, young, melodramatic boy,
Yes I know, oh, I know who you are.
Some melodramatic boy.

No! Not me!
(melodramatic boy)
No! Not me!
(melodramatic boy)
No! Not me!
(melodramatic boy)

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from From Me To You, From You To The World, released March 5, 2005
Billy Bedsit - Vox, Guitar, Drums, Handclaps, Bass

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The Bedsit Infamy fuses the sounds of college radio favorites like the Smiths and I.R.S. Records-era R.E.M. with the gumball synths of early MTV staples by the Cars and Talking Heads. Billy Armijo's shimmering guitar work and Brad Turner's Motown-inspired bass patterns drive the tunes out of your speakers and into your heart. ... more

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