1. |
sold out
03:40
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sold out
going to the store for toilet paper rolls
I'm wigging out, I'm thinking bout
all the people who decide to save their asses stockpiling TP
and I hate myself for hating aimlessly
feeling down
so I take it out on everyone I love
I'm flipping out, I push it down
path's are crumbling, companies plundering
always on the lookout for gold
even Jesus Chris is trying to save our souls
I sold out
I sold out
bought these strings on Amazon so cheap
two-day free delivery
I hate the greed, hate it all, but I justify it when I'm in need
and I hate myself for hating aimlessly
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2. |
alright
05:44
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Pick me up after the show
You know I'm always tired
My limbs are heavy and slow
And life is a virus
I'm catching up on my sleep
Dreaming of 2019
You say we're doing alright
You say we're doing just fine
You say we're doing alright
Won't someone catch my drift
I'm sick of trying
Why can't I make the words stick
The ink isn't drying
I'm nearly out of my head
They say I'm safer in bed
You say we're doing alright
You say we're doing just fine
You say we're doing alright
You say we're doing alright
You say we're doing just fine
You say we're doing alright
You say we're doing alright
You say we're doing just fine
You say we're doing alright
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3. |
avalanche
03:34
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i've been feeling lots of pain
going down the mountain face-first
i've been feeling lots of shame
going at the pace of a glacier
no one's gonna teach you how
you've gotta reach out and find out
i've been feeling lots of pain
going down the mountain face-first
i've been feeling lots of shame
going at the pace of a glacier
no one's gonna teach you how
to relax your breathing when you're caught in a storm
no one's gonna teach you
not to resist the weight of snow
no one's gonna teach you how to breathe
when you're stuck under an avalanche
no one's gonna teach you how to stay alive
when you know you're gonna die alone
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4. |
jean anne
04:24
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jean anne, come on home to western mass.
it's your home. front porches and time with friends, friends…
jean anne, you get your stomach pumped again
here's your chance to turn it all around and be
everything you ever wanted to be
oh jean anne, come on home again
jean anne, you get your caffeine from a can
on the road headed out to find your old man, old man, oh man…
jean anne, you borrow a piece of paper and pen
now you take a piece of him a piece of me
when you say "how's it feel to have
an old man. looks a lot like mine, mine, mine…"
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Sarah Coolidge Oakland, California
Debut album CALL ME WHEN YOU GET THERE out now
Sarah Coolidge recommends:
Soft Like an Apricot
by Marika Christine
We played a show with Marika and the live thing is just as great as the record. "Music and Love" is a beautiful song about living in San Francisco as a young person and catchy as hell.
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All our albums have had Maryam's touch on them, whether mixing, co-producing, engineering, or all of the above! This debut album showcases her dazzling music chops in a swirl of sound.
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Flower Of Life [LP]
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