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Bullfight!
03:19
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Waking up, from a sweaty bad dream
And I don't know, what those people mean
When they say
It Won't be
Coming Back
And I'm not sure
I can get over that
There's a story, a connection, in the unknown
But I'm not even sure
I can get a hello
They say to enjoy
The time between, the time at rest
The fact they say anything
Makes me enjoy it less
Just work hard and put your head down
All of this time, I promise it'll be found
Been stuck in a moment, and I miss you all
It shall pass - no thanks to Paul
Every day a deep fear, a dark place
Of how the years are passing like days
How's it going, have you moved yet?
No we haven't, I'm too stuck in debt (nervous chuckle)
I should've done more, I should've done better
I was supposed to be smart, supposed to be clever
Slow remarks on a dead summer's night
Left me horrified
But with delight
Everything he said
I was feeling too
But how do you come to terms
And still make it through?
Just work hard and put your head down
All of this time, I promise it'll be found
Been stuck in a moment, and I miss you all
It shall pass - no thanks to Paul
Every day a deep fear, a dark place
Of how the years are passing like days
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2. |
Scissortails
02:43
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Aaron Zachary Austin, Texas
"A “mix of Grizzly Bear’s oft-kilter euphoria and Phosphorescent’s cinematic take of Americana and folk-rock" [The Revue], the warbling Zachary manages to mix vintage tones and production techniques with fresh takes on angsty songwriting and the nostalgic waxing and waning of alt country." ... more
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