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L'Anguille
03:14
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Goddamn I thought the river would’ve washed it all away
If I knew what I was doing then I probably wouldn’t of stayed
So long, I wave, I wave
I guess I always wondered why you wanted it that way
Everything you ever love just ends up driving you insane
So long, I wave, I wave
So long..
It just can’t always be C’est La Vie
Concrete shoes drag you to the bottom of the sea
All that is created will just wade and waste
Goddamn I thought the river would’ve carried me away
In the morning I would wake up buried in the banks
So long, I wave, I wave
Did you ever find out what left that bitter taste?
Was it the mud from the bed that prevented your escape?
So long, I wave, I wave
So long…
It just can’t always be C’est La Vie
Concrete Shoes drag you to the bottom of the sea
All that is created will just wade and waste
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2. |
Divorce Party
03:43
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You’re gonna wreck yourself
On peppermint schnapps
And synopsis of movies that you never wanted to watch
You’re gonna wreck yourself
On menthol lights
And a t-shirt you stole from an ex-boyfriend
You loved but he was too polite
Flew too close to the sun
Well fuck it, I heard that you had a little fun
And I’m glad to see you out
Surrounded social clout
And that kiss that you wished is tangled
Up on somebody’s lucky mouth
You’re gonna wreck yourself
On prescriptions bars
And some lies you were told while in the back seat
Of your mommas old beat-up car
You’re gonna wreck yourself
On feathers and tar
And a bullshit horoscope that read,
“Honey, tonight your gonna be a star”
Flew too close to the sun
Well fuck it, I heard that you had a little fun
And I’m glad to see you out
Surrounded social clout
And that kiss that you wished is tangled
Up on somebody’s lucky mouth
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Catalyst
04:36
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Apologies in advance
Overshare my entrance
I’m such a fool for you
I’m such a fool for you
And god I’d be damned if it’s true
A catalyst romance
I disappear into a trance
I’m such a fool for you
I’m such a fool for you
And god I’d be damned if it’s true
The thoughts play out into a cold sweat
The blood machine loses all interest
I thought I won it back
This feeling I had lacked
The screen fades to black
And as the lights arise
I can see now there’s no reason to react
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4. |
Let it Breathe
04:16
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I believe it’s been taken away from me
From the day I was born til’ the day I leave
Give it a name to make it less of me
Write it down in some cliché’ words for the whole world to sing
If nothing’s ever forgotten
Can I ever be free?
Yeah, I do it do myself and It’s bound to be the death of me
So, La La Let it breathe
Tonight, I want to stand up tall
Not gonna shed any light on how I use to crawl
Despite the reasons, I’m glad you came
Just got to crack my head open to prove to you I have a brain
If nothing’s ever forgotten
Can I ever be free?
Yeah, I do it do myself and It’s bound to be the death of me
So, La La Let it breathe
These haunts don’t hold any keys
To the world that I want to give me everything
So for the guests, I’ll let the church bells ring
Forever to be wed to my insanity
If nothing’s ever forgotten
Can I ever be free?
Yeah, I do it do myself and It’s bound to be the death of me
So, La La Let it breathe
So, La La Let it breathe
So, La La Let me breathe
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Mangled Pew
03:36
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I was sitting in a mangled pew when you walked in
Picking at the cobwebs hidden underneath my skin
I was burdened, I was free of all opportunity
I was hoping I could maybe catch a ride home
I was waiting on a moral cue when you walked in
I’d pay you my wait in gold for more medicine
Because these hang-up’s don’t run cheap
They’re my favorite part about me
Maybe one day I could catch that ride home
I’m spinning away…
I was shedding off this mortal coil when you walked in
Bartered with the devil now he shares my sin
With no verdict there’s no plea
I’m the worst thing I’ve ever seen
Now I know I’ll never make it back home
I’m spinning away…
I was sitting in a mangled pew when you walked in
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Tan Sheets
04:34
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Tan sheets hanging from outside a window
Point of entry with a hum-drum sense of flair
Who’s to comment when the address seems to disappear?
Collecting moments with a child-like wonder
No boundaries crossed if there’s nothing there to share
Believe in nothing and you’re one step closer to leaving here
Haunting figures that invade this small town
Creating substance for the ones who never cared
Telling stories of the reaper, oh so cavalier
Street lights buzz and bugs seize their offer
The unjust burden of perceiving things all to clear
All “I love you”’s and the collective fear of just being there
We’ll rest in time
Tune out rewind
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Red River Hymn Nashville, Tennessee
Red River Hymn is a Nashville based rock band that leans to the alternative and southern spectrums of the genre. In 2017, they recorded and released their debut album “Kudzu”. The band currently consist of singer/guitarist Patton Hughes, guitarists Joe Shotts, Bassist Jonathan Mason, and drummer Harris Owens. They have recently finished their upcoming EP, Oakview; produced by, Britton Deuel. ... more
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