Underbelly

from Underbelly EP by The Apex

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lyrics

how do we get back
to the way it was before the fallout
art is dying a slow and painful death
the machine sucked the value and the passion from it
this is an industry soaked in greed for better margins

this is
underbelly
underbelly

dreams have dwindled down to hopes to self-sustain
passion is the entrails of the craft
drag it through the streets and whore it out for cheap

underbelly
underbelly

trends pushed
the real pushed aside
define success
1996 is rolling in it's grave
how do we get back to where we were
how do we get back to where we were
how
how

credits

from Underbelly EP, released August 17, 2016
Written and produced by Steve Landgraff and Tyson Taylor.
Recorded, engineered, mixed and mastered by Nick Kinnish.
Recorded at Empire Recording Studios and Visceral Sound.

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The Apex Windsor, Ontario

Darren - Vocals
Dan - Guitar
Jer - Bass
Tyson - Drums

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