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Get Up

from Transition by Look Left

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  • Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album

    In a wonderfully paper case. No plastic, so no cracking in transport.
    Comes complete with artbook by Scurrow.

    Includes unlimited streaming of Transition via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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    edition of 500 
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  • Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album

    Here are the 2 full albums that I keep in print, along with the "First Four" collection that contains 3 completely re-recorded songs from each of the first four look left albums (The College Years, You Should Drink More, Master of Tiny Shoes, and Bite the Green Apple)

    If you haven't heard any look let, this is a great way to get all the good stuff. Would cost $30 separately.

    If you would like an album other than Transition as your download, just let me know and I'll make it happen. Bandcamp makes me choose one and only one.

    Includes unlimited streaming of Transition via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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  • Buy the Full Digital Album

  • Full Digital Discography

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    releases

    Get all 7 Look Left releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.

    Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of First Four, Transition, Waiting, Bite The Green Apple, Master of Tiny Shoes, You Should Drink More, and The College Years. , and , .

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lyrics

Hit the clock, hit the floor, hit the maker
hit me up, I’m on my feet
Where’s the grounds, where’s the filters, wheres the sink
Does this place have water? I need my nicotine

The path is clear except for the outlook
I’m primed to steer with nowhere to go

Hit the breaks, pull the arm, crank the speakers
roll the windows up
lock the doors, lock your eyes, lock up when you get done
gotta run, get done, I’ll pull the trigger

Chorus: Get up. I won’t say it no more

Make noise, make room, make really anything
and if you can, stop making sense
in your mind you’re asleep, and we all want relief
but there’s no time here
not feelin’ right, take whatever you want, but just
cruizin on the edge, have you lost your mind? no,

Chorus

Rap:
Baby get up and get dancin’
ready get up get your hands in
and make trouble, zip ya lip no excuses
the rhythm has got several uses

shake yourself, break yourself if ya
gotta be a diva than take yourself
make yourself fake yourself bake yourself
as long as you can find a way to wake yourself

layin with me playin’ with me
come on baby say it with me
we could be havin’ the large and the lavish
if we could just take it one step at a time then
maybe we could try to

Chorus

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from Transition, released September 26, 2014

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Look Left Phoenix, Arizona

Look Left was formed in 2008 when Jared Clark (Vocals/Acoustic Guitar) decided he wanted to be a rock musician. He went out into the harrowing Northwestern Pennsylvania tundra, bought a microphone and started recording. He was joined by Derek Wilber (Bass), Andrew Cotts (Guitar/Backing Vocals), and Matt Royek (Cajon/Percussion/Oddjobs).

LATER after graduating the college, Jared continues alone. ... more

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