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Love Dumb (single version)

from Love Dumb (EP) by The JAC

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The Jam meets Australian 90s indie if you’re feeling lazy and need a description.

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Congratulations, I try to say naturally
Celebrations, I can't pretend there's nothing more between me and you
You know that's it true
So why did you invite me here
And why the hell did I come
I'm just love dumb

Nowhere to hide, I can't fake it anymore
Toast to the bride, I can't pretend there's nothing more between me and you
So what can I do
So how can I escape from here
Where do I jump and run
I'm just love dumb

I just need a taxi that will drive me straight to Mars
And someone to remind me to forget about the past
Are you really sure you truly found the one
The grinning idiot, its clear what I've become
I'm just love dumb

Congratulations, I try to say drunkedly
Celebrations, I can't pretend there's nothing more between me and you
You know that's true
Why did you invite me here
Why the hell did I come
I'm just love dumb

credits

from Love Dumb (EP), released March 8, 2014
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JOE ALGERI - lead vocals, guitars, Hammond
DAVE WALLACE - guitar, vocals
JASON CLEARY - bass
MARK (SID) EATON - drums

Written by Joe Algeri © 2014

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Egomaniac Music Perth, Australia

Egomaniac Music is the home for Joe Algeri and related musical interests. Joe is a songwriter and producer from Perth, Western Australia now known as the JAC. He is also a member of The Jangle Band, The Outryders (AUST) and the Britannicas (AUST/SWE/USA). ... more

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