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Cut You Loose (feat. Taylor John Williams)

by Polarcode

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lyrics

Tell yourself, you were younger then. Never mind, come again.
He’ll tell you things, nobody will, nobody will

In the lonesome night he’ll cry for you
Like a howling ghost just passing through
And for the moment watch him tie the noose
And in the morning come and cut you loose
For the craving…we’ll never behave

Sell yourself, to the night again, for a bit of emotion
That only goes deep as skin that you willing to show

Tell yourself, you were younger then. Never mind, come again.
He’ll tell you things, nobody will, nobody will

[CHORUS]
For the craving…we’ll never behave
When the gatekeeper is only a slave

Tell yourself, you were younger then. Sell yourself, to the night again.
Tell yourself, you were younger then. Never mind, come again.

[CHORUS] 2x

For the craving…we’ll never remain
When the gatekeeper is only a slave

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released January 11, 2017

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Polarcode Los Angeles, California

Since the launch of Polarcode in 2010, the Los Angeles based duo have played their unique brand of indie/alt pop across the country. Every song is its own experience, featuring different vocalists over vibrant, intricate production. Polarcode’s new release (as seen in BuzzBands L.A.) features Taylor John Williams, who was a finalist from Season 7 of NBC’s “The Voice”. ... more

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