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Unconsciously

from Bored Yesterday by Aaron Trory

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I wanted a change but i didn't know how
so I exuded negativity
it was my subconscious' way of getting it's way
I didn't realize until too late

I brought them down as i spazzed out
so they kicked me out of the band
it was for the best but i still felt bad
I learned from it in the end

but today
it's okay
it's alright
tonight

got hired by a band 'cause they dug my sound
but they didn't dig my ideas
they were kind of like Dave Matthews Band
I wanted to be like Nine Inch Nails

one night I watched Russell Brand interview
the Westboro Baptist Church
at some point during the interview
I decided to quit the band

but tonight
it's alright
it's okay
today

about three months is my shelf life
when I play in someone else's band
things get out of hand
it's more than I can stand

if I don't do something for myself
I can't do anything for anyone else
things tend to go to hell
if you're unhappy with yourself

might be just as well
that it's not possible to sell
yourself on second best
who you even trying to impress

it's not for everyone
if you're not having any fun
take it as it goes
just don't take off all your clothes

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from Bored Yesterday, released January 15, 2016
Aaron Trory

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Aaron Trory Vancouver, British Columbia

Aaron Trory was born in the stereotypically-known hippie community called Salt Spring Island, where he developed an interest in punk rock music. Through the help of peers and community members, he was turned on to bands like The Replacements and Guided by Voices. After dropping out
of Jazz school in Naniamo, Aaron headed to Vancouver to persue of his musical path, and has met cool folks there.
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