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Suburban Daydream

by Pachyderm

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sweet suburban daydream
i thought you were for me
i thought you were everything
i thought you were my queen

darling daydream honey pie
who do you think you are?
coughing on the sidewalk
with every passing car

oh my baby, can't you see?
just how unhealthy this all has grown to be
oh my baby, can't you see?
just how unhealthy this all has grown to be

your perfect plastic paradise
is prison made for me
so many isolated episodes
i no longer watch tv

it's time to wake up
it's time to go outside
we need to see each other
in splintered sunlight

oh my baby, can't you see?
just how unhealthy this all has grown to be
oh my baby, can't you see?
just how unhealthy this all has grown to be

oh my baby, can't you see?
just how unhealthy this all has grown to be
oh my baby, can't you see?
just how unhealthy this all has grown to be

oh my baby
(oh my baby)
oh my baby
(my darling daydream)
darling daydream
oh my baby

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released March 22, 2022
Remy Erkel: drums
Max Klemmer: bass, vocals
Ethan Mackowick: guitar, vocals
Nico Sleator: piano, vocals

Recorded at SCDC studios
Produced by Leon Sleator

Art by Ethan Mackowick

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