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Uneasy's Disease

from All About Men by The Pleasures Pale

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{1987 LP version digitized from cassette and mastered}

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That incredible uncomfortable feeling
Hit me
Like never standing, forever kneeling
That incredible uncomfortable feeling
Too little too late
Too little too late
I should be grateful but I'm not
When I look into the eyes of the one I want
No...

You creep into my sleep and I can't let you go
You no longer have a face or a name
You made an adolescent mess of the comic-boy's death
Oh, SOMETHING happened in the fifth grade
Too little too late
Too little too late
I should be grateful but I'm not
When I look into the eyes of the one I want
No...

That incredible uncomfortable feeling
Loves me
It loves me not
That incredible uncomfortable feeling
Too little too late
Too little too late
I should be grateful but I'm not
When I look into the eyes of the one I want
No...

That incredible uncomfortable feeling
Loves me
It loves me not
That incredible uncomfortable feeling

credits

from All About Men, released August 8, 2018
voice – jeffrey bright
guitars – mitchell swann
bass guitar – luis lerma
drums – jeff keating

words – bright
music – swann & lerma

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The Pleasures Pale Dayton, Ohio

The Pleasures Pale was an influential indie quartet+ based in Dayton, Ohio, active from 1985 to 1987. Often compared to UK groups of the era, TPP's influences can now be read as more diverse — taking cues from post-punk, rockabilly, swing, Motown and Dayton funk. A band for misfits, their extensive, lyric-driven output sought to light a way through the rust belt's post-industrial bleakness. ... more

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