Manchester Orchestra and The Front Bottoms - Allentown

I am on a journey to discover what it's like
To be free of all my demons, to be free of all my demons

Contents on the counter, knocked out of their place
A late eighties biker bar, just doing its thing
The drugs from all our parents stuck inside our veins
I traded you for Vicodin, just doing my thing
I used to be a lawyer, now I just talk a lot
I'm the King of Allentown, this parking lot

I am on a journey, to discover what it's like
To be free of all my demons, to be free of all my demons
While it don't effect me, not like it used to
I am on a journey, to discover what it's like
To be free

I am on a journey, to discover what it's like
(Contents on the counter, knocked out of their place)
To be free of all my demons, to be free of all my demons
(A late eighties biker bar, just doing it's thing)
While it don't effect me, not like it used to
(The Drugs from all out parents, stuck inside our Veins)
I am on a journey, to discover what it's like
(I traded you for Vicodin, just doing my thing)
To be free of all my demons, to be free of all my demons
(I used to be a lawyer, now i just talk a lot)
I am on a journey, to discover what it's like
(I'm the King of Allentown, this parking lot)

I used to be a lawyer, now I just talk a lot
(I am on a journey, to discover what it's like)
(To be free of all my demons, to be free of all my demons)
I'm the King of Allentown, this parking lot

Written by:
Brian Sella, John Andrew Hull, Mathew Uychich, Michael Nathan Hussey, Thomas Aubrey Warren

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