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Catching Her in the Act

from Mind Your Head by The Dead Ends

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You weren’t gone
when I came home.
So I followed
the clothes trail
to find
my betrayal:
the rose petals;
the hissing kettle.

I finally figured you out
(all those months of sneaking about).
I finally figured you out
(catching you confirmed my doubt).

The anger
(all our years),
just boils up,
becomes clear.
I approach
you and him
in our bed—
we all end.

I finally figured you out
(all those months of sneaking about).
I finally figured you out
(catching you confirmed my doubt).

I finally figured you out
(all those months of sneaking about).
I finally figured you out.
(I caught you in the goddamn act.)

Praise him in you.
Now he anoints you.
Here is his body, here is his blood.
Do it in remembrance of me.
So, let’s praise him.
I figured you out.
So, let’s praise him.
I figured you out.

I finally figured you out
(all those months of sneaking about).
I finally figured you out.
(I caught you in the fucking act.)

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from Mind Your Head, released April 19, 2013
All songs © 2013 Loud Poetry music, ASCAP.
All songs written and performed by The Dead Ends.
All rights reserved.

Recorded, Produced, and Mixed by Daniel King in Nashville, Tennessee.
Mastered by Chris Bethea in Florence, Alabama.
Album artwork by Julia Ribeiro.

Cody Boss (bass, guitar)
Benjamin Bugna (drums)
Daniel King (guitars, keys, percussion)
Micah Thomas (piano)
Will Fargason (vocals, guitars, lyrics)

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