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from Her by Max Hollander

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Oh brother, please hear me
Throw out your crown
Leave me and my own alone, unless you want to stay down
You’ve fried yourself, you’ve cooked a meal
You killed off your family, because we’re just too real
You’ve gone over a bump, and now you’re too high
Spread your wings and fly

Oh brother, please hear me
Leave me to mourn
The death of my childhood has been spat out in scorn
I once wanted to be, who you are
But killing my family is going too far
You pushed us out, then asked for appeal
The life you’ve been living is considerably too real
You’ve taken a dip, and now you’re too low
Just take your things and go

Oh brother, please hear me
It’s a song in my head
I no longer care if you’re living or dead
Your life it means nothing, to you or your wife
Compared to the pot and the skag and the ice!
You stole from the dying, because you are sick
I’m very much hoping your death hasn’t been quick
You’ve taken a wrong turn, and you’ve done it again
Heaven won’t let you in

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from Her, track released February 13, 2016

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Max Hollander Wellington, New Zealand

Max was born in Wellington, New Zealand and received his first guitar at 15. His debut album "Her" is compiled of songs written over five years while developing a folk driven style. He likes food, wine, and sun.

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