1. |
||||
|
I'm losing against your gravity
Falling out of orbit into sweet tranquility
Breathe in deeply
As the stars align, I reach out
And find that I'm the only one who's getting closer...
I lied and said I don't mind at all
Keep your secrets
And I won't ask 'cause I don't want to know
Certain stars have slowly burned out
And I don't mind that I'm the only one
Who's getting any closer to the sun
|
||||
2. |
Anyone Anywhere
04:01
|
|||
|
What can I say?
I mean, seriously, how should I take this?
No, don't try to comfort me yet -
I've only met you
And I don't want you to see me like this
It happens to me almost everywhere
The people I adore,
They're not here when I look around
But that don't me that I'm all alone
But only moments ago I'd have never known
That this could've happened to anyone, anywhere
Let the truth come out -
I have no reason to lie to you
But I still have my doubts -
I'm certainly unsure about everything I have ever done
And I want this to happen
But don't trust myself to decide if you're even there
|
||||
3. |
Gravity
02:43
|
|||
4. |
||||
Paper Bags recommends:
Impromptu Musicals for the Skeptic
by Matthew James & The Rust Belt Union
Debut album from my dear friend Matthew James and his raucous assembly of misfits from Des Moines (The Rust Belt Union) on Sump Pump Records. Easily my favorite record of 2017. #MidwestJunkSoul
go to album
Words/I'm With You in Rockland
by Amateur Anthropologist
Last known official release from Paco & Lexi (spring 2014).
go to album
Lumberjack / Lumberjack
by Steve Sondys
Amazing solo effort from Steve Sondys, formerly of Whatever The Weather,
go to albumIf you like Paper Bags, you may also like:
The Rhythm of the City
by John Paul Keith
Classic roots rock with Memphis grit and swagger from singer-songwriter John Paul Keith, on Wild Honey Records.
go to album
I'm You (2019)
by Hallelujah The Hills
The Boston indie rockers return, with their characteristic mix of poignant lyrics and melodies that can turn from delicate to anthemic.
go to album
Brightly hued art pop bursting with sound and color, “Hum” is as colorful and surreal as a Dali painting.
go to album
