1. |
Ode To Daily Living
03:18
|
|||
|
Seems like I'm never getting back what I give, today it feels like a huge chore just to live
And now I'm tired and I'm so sick of you, what's there to live for?
Pick up a book and now you think you're so cool, we were good friends until you made up a rule
That only people who agree with your thoughts, are worth the price of love (I'm not!)
It was a shock the day I learned how to live, now my heart is much more apt to forgive
I feel the shame right there in my head, how can I live more?
|
||||
2. |
White Heart
01:57
|
|||
|
A black rabbit, a white heart, don't know if it's gonna start, you meant everything to me back then
Sitting here with my head on, trying to find, the reasons you are so blind
|
||||
3. |
||||
|
I'm sorry I know you
I'm sorry I opened my mouth
I'm sorry I told you
We should plan a day out
|
||||
4. |
Lady Loveless
03:37
|
|||
|
The raindrops catch her, right there where she stands
There's fire in her fingers, don't shake her hand
Radios they love her, her other half
Reaping lots of money, her golden calf
Take my: heart, dreams, mind, soul
Hearts are not good things to trifle with, oh no
Something got a hold of her, when she saw him
Opportunity clutched her, in the dark
|
||||
5. |
Stops For My Father
01:38
|
|||
6. |
Seetherstorm
03:59
|
|||
|
Sunrise on beach, cold breezes on warm bones
Black shoes in metal clips, caffeine and warm fingers
Change your name, it will take your place
Words from your lips will become like barbs on a prairie fence
Reality sets in, yellow spit and upset stomachs
Sirens carrying news of trouble
Change your name, it will take your place
Words from your lips will become like barbs on a prairie fence
Seetherstorm!
I am sleeping, keep the noise low
I am breathing, keep the hurried glow
No sense, nonsense
I'm back on my own
Keep your name in tow
Change your name, it will take your place
Words from your lips will become like barbs on a prairie fence
Seetherstorm!
|
||||
7. |
Fuzz Over Me
05:09
|
|||
|
Fuzz over me
Fuzz is over, fuzz is not getting in the way, fuzz was all that I could see
Fuzz was all we had
Fuzz is over to me
|
||||
8. |
||||
9. |
Burning The Lithograph
02:22
|
|||
|
Can't you see, I'm a human too don't wanna be by you
His life has become an unsold novel
Published by a higher up that has only met him once
In an empty room
With a clean, full window
Give me a piece to chew on, do you wanna lift me out of the storm?
Deeper than Marianas, and sunk further than the blackest ocean
His shoes are the protagonist
Left on his grandmother's doorstop
By his single adoring fan
That he writes to when he feels alone
Of course they never reach the threshold
They wait patiently through the weather until they fade
The pages turn and the words hold their meaning for a few dull days
Then they are left to rot
Like a garden in the dust bowl
It is a life of a lithograph
A life of a roll of film
Destined to be accidentally burned
Scorched to the tin
Yet it rolls on
Without the influence of instruction
"I can do this by myself"
Then he gags
In his car
On the way to
Class
Begging
And begging
For help
|
||||
Halicalf California
Started in early 2013 by Chad Timblin and Ben Mabry
If you like Halicalf, you may also like:
Hayes Noble's version of indie rock blends the blown-out textures of shoegaze and the energy of punk with catchy songwriting.
go to album
In Now Less Than Ever
by Twin Drugs
Thunderous, imposing shoegaze with thick, syrupy rivers of guitar and drifting, dreamlike vocals.
go to album
Brooklyn-based artist Devin McKnight makes terrifically experimental pop music, pairing skewed guitar arrangements with sly hooks.
go to album
You Say Love
by Lake Mary, Drew Danburry, zweiton
The new EP from the trio of Lake Mary, Drew Danburry, & zweiton boasts six gorgeous, expressive songs that build to moving finales.
go to album
Max Goldstein makes "acoustic" music that is a unique mix of guitar, experimental electronics, and percussion. Make indie rock weird again.
go to album
These two singles by Fime live up to the band's self-described "cool ass boy rock" vibe.
go to album
On her latest EP, Baltimore's Mariah Fortune adds electronic beats and synth layers to her rhythmic dark folk meditations.
go to album
