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If I have to take a crowbar to your mouth
To make what's on the inside come out
Ivory chips fall to the floor
Swept under the rug and out the doorWhat a night
Back and forth with no end in sight
I can't watch this again
You just don't understandWhy - do we always end right where we began
We - can break this cycle if you'd just understandIf I have to take a crowbar to your mouth
To make what's on the inside come out
Ivory chips fall to the floor
Swept under the rug and out the doorWhat a night
Back and forth with no end in sight
I can't watch this again
You just don't understandWhy - do we always end right where we began
We - can break this cycle if you'd just understandScream it to me and I swear I'll understand
I'd rather you scream your lungs out than sit on the end, of my bed, with your head, hanging over the edge, of this four cornered ship, on a figure-eight tripWhy - do we always end right where we began
We - can break this cycle if you'd just understandI felt our swan song coming on
I wasn't ready to sing it

You curled, up to me, knee to knee, with your eyes Glazed over with pain
Hide behind your tears
Let's confront your fearsWhy - do we always end right where we began
We - can break this cycle if you'd just understand (x2)

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Hello Mahalo was an alternative funk group which formed in Providence, Rhode Island, United States in 2005. They consist of Justin Joyce (vocals, bass), Jared Pizarro (guitar), Justin Hardy (guitar) and Tom Standwood (drums). The band released their debut full length album "Dawning Days" in November 2007. The title track was extremely popular on the local alternative rock-formatted radio station WBRU. After Hardy and Standwood left in 2009, Joyce and Pizarro started a new band called JaJu, effectively ending Hello Mahalo.


Read more about Hello Mahalo on Last.fm.


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