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Impending Doom

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Title track of upcoming Parent Teacher album Impending Doom, available through Wilbur & Moore Records on 24 February 2023

lyrics

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You know what you saw
You saw it, you saw it
You know what you saw but they'll gaslight you to death
You know what you heard
You heard it, you heard it
You know what you heard but they'll gaslight you to death

Prepare for impending doom

You saw what they did
They did it, they did it
You saw what they did but they'll gaslight you instead
You know how they hid
They hid it, they hid it
You know how they hid but they'll gaslight you instead

Prepare for impending doom

Fool me once
Then shame on you
I'm old enough
To know just what to do
With the lie number two

Prepare for impending doom

Fool me once
Then shame on you
I'm old enough
To know just what to do
With the lie number two

Prepare for impending doom
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released February 17, 2023
Mastered by Kris Gillespie
Cover art by Bas van Genugten (basvangenugten.nl)

A big thank you to:
Joep & Bas (Wilbur & Moore Records), Kris Gillespie, Bryan B, Steve Bryant / Cru Drums, Zev Eisenberg, Andrew Strasser, Shigeo Shimizu, as well as downtown pigeon crew Modela, Globey, Fluffy, Nelly, Reneè, Sandy, Kevin, Crobey and Tubey.

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