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lyrics
Why am I alive
When the ether
Is filled with nothing ghosts?
And how have I survived
Long enough to
Taste the dirt behind the comfort food
That I eat through the night
As though the cake might
Kiss my head and tuck me in?
When the truth is a bitter tonic
There's no hand to gently push the anxious ape
What did you do with all your time?
A cloud of
Angst in your half-baked mind
Appeared every night
Like a
Radiator's hiss in winter
And I suppose it's fine
No sense in beating
Yourself into a bloody pulp
Those heavy feelings, they're not danger
But a line
That holds a person in their frame
If I press my
Face into the wall I might uncover your hidden hands so gentle
Not just coldness
But a place where weather's call is mild and I can find your call for me
Once when I was a child
In school I
Cried as though my mom had died
I knew that she was fine
But the image
Took command of my small mind
And I didn't even try
To hold the tears in
I wanted to sink into the swamp
And let the water fill my insides
I swam
And became a frog in the murkiness
If I press my
Face into the wall I might uncover your hidden hands so gentle
Not just coldness
But a place where weather's call is mild and I can find your call for me
When I press my
Face into the wall I might uncover your hidden hands so gentle
Not just coldness
But a place where weather's call is mild and I can find your call for me
supported by 6 fans who also own “Porch Talk (Sandy Mush Version)”
Nico's songs burrow their way into your heart and take up residence, redecorating with lots of tchotchkes, pacing around and reciting Dickinson poems while sipping whiskey 'til your heartbeat starts swinging in 3/4. I couldn't possibly be more biased, but I feel certain that even if I didn't love this boy I'd find this album to be an utterly wrenching masterpiece. Benedict Kupstas
supported by 6 fans who also own “Porch Talk (Sandy Mush Version)”
Honest & uninhibited, Ben's guitar and voice move effortlessly and unreservedly from sweet to insistent to ecstatic. No posturing, no pretense. His heart is wide-open here -- as in youth. jobo3208
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A stellar compilation featuring shoegaze and indie favorites like Drowse, Midwife, and Mount Eerie benefitting Project Onward in Chicago. Bandcamp New & Notable May 11, 2023