What Did They Give Me? | Room 210
by Jonny Teardrop
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Untrackable Odor
02:55
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Hell For Leather
06:28
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Red Dive
05:03
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about
I couldn't tell if it was a woman or a man on the phone.
I woke up in a garage and still carry a weird smell deep inside my nose.
Room 210... Layers and layers of different smells.
When I see how strange this motel is, losing my memories seems like nothing compared to being trapped here.
Jonny
5:02am
Envy 777 Motel
Room 210
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I woke up in a garage and still carry a weird smell deep inside my nose.
Room 210... Layers and layers of different smells.
When I see how strange this motel is, losing my memories seems like nothing compared to being trapped here.
Jonny
5:02am
Envy 777 Motel
Room 210
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credits
released May 19, 2017
Written and recorded by Jonny Teardrop.
Mastering by Ripley Connor.
Written and recorded by Jonny Teardrop.
Mastering by Ripley Connor.
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Sep 2017 -
May 2017
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