The Julie Ruin - Hit Reset

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Deer hooves hanging on the wall
Shell casings in the closet hall
Drunk from a mug shaped like a breast
Punishing the people he loved best
Slept with the lights on on the floor
Behind a chair that blocked the door
Watching from bedroom to plate
Stability just words of hate

Oooh-oh
At least I made it out at fucking all
Oooh-oh
It's a tightrope that I walked

{Yelling}
You're not that unlike me
Little girl don't call my name
I like your little face
But little girl you're just like me

I don't think you're sorry at all
That's a concept
I don't think you're sorry at all
Hit reset
I don't think you're sorry at all
Give forget
I don't think you're sorry at all
Hit reset

Say my prayers two inches from death
Invisible gun pointed at my head
Sharp guns down in Mexico
Tell me things a kid should never know

Oooh-oh
At least I made it out at all
Oooh-oh
It's a tightrope that I walked

Little girl don't laugh at me
You call my name
Ha ha, you think you're great
But you are just like me

I don't think you're sorry at all
That's a concept
I don't think you're sorry at all
Hit reset
I don't think you're sorry at all
That's a concept
I don't think you're sorry at all
Hit reset

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The Julie Ruin is a musical project formed in New York City in 2010 by the iconic feminist punk musician Kathleen Hanna. Known for her role as a founding member of the influential Riot Grrl band Bikini Kill and later as part of the electro-rock group Le Tigre, Kathleen Hanna brings her unique blend of feminist politics and punk attitude to The Julie Ruin.

With a sound that incorporates shouty vocals, synth squiggles, and catchy melodies, The Julie Ruin strikes a balance between Hanna's punk roots and her more recent forays into dance-focused music. The band's lineup includes Sandra Landeau on guitar, Kathi Wilcox on bass guitar, Carmine Covelli on drums, and Kenny Mellman on keyboards, alongside Hanna on vocals.

Together, The Julie Ruin continues to push boundaries and challenge norms through their music. With Hanna's powerful lyrics and dynamic stage presence, the band has carved out a niche for themselves in the indie music scene, garnering critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base. The Julie Ruin's music is a testament to Hanna's enduring influence in the music industry and her commitment to using her platform to advocate for social change.