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You Need to Learn How to Apologize

from Bonfire Etiquette by Amity Beach

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Make your soft palate hum
Run your fingers on the steering wheel like a drum
Check your blind spots
Grind your teeth look me in the eye

You need to learn how to apologize
You need to learn how to apologize
You need to learn how to apologize
You need to learn how to apologize

Soaking wet slippers in the mudroom
Lay your back across a table top in the monsoon
And think of the flooding in the Lion's Park

And I don't know why you can't be bothered
Just once and we'd all be better for it
You always find reasons to argue
You don't like to say sorry do you

The situation calls for failure
And you're thinking that I might try
I would never
Unless you learned how to apologize
And then I might

But I don't know why you can't be bothered
Just once and we'd all be better for it
You always find reasons to argue
You don't like to well I don't like you at all

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from Bonfire Etiquette, released July 25, 2013

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Amity Beach are a band from Grand Bend, Ontario. They play indie pop music.

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