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Jar On My Shelf

from The Folly of Time Travel by OTP

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I am wary, so so wary,
I wonder what you'd say to me,
If you were among the living,
And not just in a jar on my shelf,
How would you judge me now?
Would you even be proud?
I'm a fuck up but I insist I'm still your son,
And I've grown a little bit since you've been gone

The last thing that I said to you,
Is that we would never talk, and it came true,
Looking back upon it now, I wish what I had did,
Is forgive you for giving up, and the lies that you said

I am anxious, so so anxious,
I wonder what you'll say to me,
When I meet you in hell,
Cause I don't know where else you'd be,
Except that jar on my shelf,
I should spread the ashes but,
They're all I have left,
I just can't forget just what, what I said,
And I'll take it to my grave,
Cause you can't forgive the dead, maybe in hell

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from The Folly of Time Travel, released October 16, 2010

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Somerville, MA based band OTP lives by one tenent, people come out for live music to have a good time. They play folk punk, energy infused pop storytelling full of sing-alongs that are impossible to get out of your head. A dynamic live show leaves you feeling like you're not alone, that this is the place where you always belonged. ... more

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