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It Really Shouldn't Matter

from RIP Gardenside by Rademacher

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Recorded by Rademacher (twitter.com/whoisrad) at Gardenside Studios in Fresno, CA.

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Watch it watch it all fall down
Like some silent monster movie
marching through our hometown
it'll never be the same
it'll never make no sense to no one else

Watch it watch it all creep in
telephone poles and long black wires
are wrapping around everything
it'll never be the same
it'll never make no sense to no one else

its just a place like any other
its just a place I guess it really shouldn't matter
but it does
oh yes it does

We dug a big hole
through the kitchen floor
no one ever goes in there
no one ever comes out here no more
you wake up all the rooms
you pick up all the brooms you're cleaning house

its just a place like any other
its just a place I guess it really shouldn't matter
but it does
oh yes it does

credits

from RIP Gardenside, released December 11, 2008
Produced by Matt Orme and Malcolm Sosa (twitter.com/malcolmsosa)

Engineered and mixed by Matt Orme

Malcolm Sosa:- Guitar, Vocals
Brad Basmajian:- Guitar
Greer McGettrick:- Bass
Matt Orme:- Keys, Drums

Written and composed by Malcolm Sosa

Published by Rademacher Music (ASCAP)

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At turns wry and censorious, Rademacher uses its rough-hewn indie rock — barbed-wire guitars, funhouse keyboard lines, Mancillas’ shout-sung vocals — to dissect what it’s like to make rough-hewn indie rock.

— Buzzbands.la

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