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Doppelg​ä​nger Stranger II

from Patch Me Up by Sin Seer

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I love the way you look at me
My eye's a lens, so clear to see
My greatest fantasy is now becoming my reality
How you smile drives me wild
I can't explain why I'm riled
Such a chill down my spine
Eccentric pleasures so divine
Your voice so sweet, I want a taste
I beg of you,
To look me in the eyes and stare me in the face

I know I've seen you... (once before)
I know I've met you... (once before)
I know I've heard of you... (once before)
I could have sworn I've seen you once before...

And all of these memories
All of these fantasies have all taken me,
To a memory so familiarly
Truth or fiction, I cannot lie
What feels so wrong now seems so right
Feelings come and then soon they'll pass
It seems like forever never seems to last
New faces are taking shape
It was only a matter of time before they were replaced...

And you weren't who I thought you were
I don't give a fuck anymore


I know, I've seen once before
I know, I really don't care anymore
I know...

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from Patch Me Up, released January 15, 2019
Recorded in Austin, TX
Mixed & Mastered at 1090 Studios
Written by Cameron McLendon
Lyrics by Trey Saucillo

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Sin Seer is a heavy metal group formed in 2015 by two aspiring producers originating from the roots of South Texas. Since the release of their debut EP in 2018, Cameron McLendon and Trey Saucillo have honed in a unique sound that separates them from other heavier acts of today by taking heavier influences and blending them with alternative melodies. ... more

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