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Parabola

From Bivouac1992

Written by Adam Pfahler, Blake Schwarzenbach, Chris Bauermeister

Produced by Billy Anderson, Jawbreaker, Jonathan Burnside, Mike Morasky

Lyrics

Parabola

[Verse 1] I cut my eye on a swinging door I'd never seen that man before [Chorus] I saw myself in someone else and hated them [Verse 2] Some broken glass and a bleeding hand The mirror's down but I'm still standing Stand! Stand! [Chorus] I saw myself in someone else and hated them Hated them, hated them I know who I am

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About this track

"Parabola" is a song by Jawbreaker from the album Bivouac, released in 1992. The song was written by Adam Pfahler, Blake Schwarzenbach, Chris Bauermeister. It was produced by Billy Anderson, Jawbreaker, Jonathan Burnside, Mike Morasky.

Jawbreaker profile →Bivouac album →Track profile →

Contributors

Adam Pfahler— 207 credits as songwriter →
Blake Schwarzenbach— 269 credits as songwriter →
Chris Bauermeister— 209 credits as songwriter →
Jonathan Burnside— 91 credits as producer →
Mike Morasky— 15 credits as credited →

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