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What These Arms Are For

from Mother Night by The Mind is a Terrible Thing

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Waiting for something to strike my interest
I've been keeping my eyes out for days
Maybe it's the altitude that's keeping me awake
Or the zigzags and the gorges that I'm passing by with haste
While my passenger's asleep, I pray that I could keep a mental picture of the time we spent driving through the roads we've never been

Open windows, breathing in the air that we wish we could take back home, The weather's just right for us, cold but we could keep each other warm, I'm keeping you encased in this embrace,
So you'll know what these arms are for

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from Mother Night, released August 18, 2019

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The Mind is a Terrible Thing Manila, Philippines

The Mind is a Terrible Thing is an Indie/Rock band drawing influences from 90's to early 2000's emo.

Full band:
Rhys - Vocals/Guitars
Ralph - Bass/Vocals
Jan - Drums

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