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'Teething' by Deftones is a 1995 track from 'The Crow : City of Angels (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)'. The lyrics sketch a relationship turned sour, with a speaker describing affection that curdles into hurt, and a chorus that insists the other person feels isolated and inadequate, culminating in a hard-edged verdict on trying to “find” something that never arrives.
"Teething" is a track by Deftones, from the album The Crow : City of Angels (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), released 17th December 1995. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 14 articles about Deftones.
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