Telethon - Swim Out Past The Breakers doom metal Its central argument is that
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Telethon - Swim Out Past The Breakers doom metal Its central argument is thatSwim Out Past The Breakers is the fifth full length record from Wisconsin power punk group Telethon, but it's also a lyric from the song "Santa Monica" by Everclear. The line smacked singer Kevin Tully one perfect summer night when the song came on while driving around in his girlfriend's car. "Swim out past the breakers, watch the world die", recites Tully. "It's nihilistic but also really blissed out imagery, and I feel like that's this record."
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