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I gotta leave, I gotta go
this town has tossed me to and fro
this dusty roof, my dusty wall
the whole foundation soon to fall
Are you a sailor travelling the seven seas?
Are you a lonely drifter following the breeze?
Are you a doctor come to treat some strange disease?
Whoever you may be, just take me off my knees
I spelled it out so loud an clear
I've got to get away from here
I don't think that you understand
But that's okay, i'm a new man
things never go the way you plan
Are you a sailor travelling the seven seas?
Are you a lonely drifter following the breeze?
Are you a doctor come to treat some strange disease?
Whoever you may be, just take me off my knees
i'll pack my bags and get away from hear
forgetting everything i've done
everything that i've come to fear
i'll forget everyone.
Are you a sailor travelling the seven seas?
Are you a lonely drifter following the breeze?
Are you a doctor come to treat some strange disease?
Whoever you may be, just take me off my knees
I know i'm nothing in those eyes i failed to please
Because i know that you're just stopping by to tease
Some low down wretch who lost his himself in sin and sleaze?
Spit in my face and leave me too my dust and fleas
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Hazy Indiana
I've lived for a relatively short amount of time...during that time I've experimented with lots of music, I've written a lot
and gone on various websites under a variety of names. Now I am Hazy, and I've been Hazy longer than I've been anything else as far as music goes.
My songs mostly reflect weather, atmospheres, or personal nostalgia. Some make no sense at all (especially my earlier ones)
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Hazy recommends:
Roll the Bones
by Shakey Graves
A great folky traditional sound, but very original nonetheless. Great music.
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Self-Quarantine - A Collection of Recordings for the Greater Good
by Self-Quarantine Compilation
Twenty-three delightful indiepop and bedroom folk tracks that emphasize small arrangement and huge hooks, benefitting Feeding America.
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Two dozen 12-string acoustic improvisations that feel undeniably haunting, like lost transmissions from ancient Appalachia, rediscovered.
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Fairytale Delirium
by Yani Martinelli
Trippy psych-pop from the Madrid-based artist Yani Martinelli, available on a cassette that comes with “a small surprise.”
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The guitarist's debut for Ba Da Bing is a captivating synthesis of and expansion on all of her recent outings, its avant-pop ditties underscored by personal vulnerability.
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The Golden Shore
by We Are The West
Airy folk and reflective lyrics creating a serene vibe.
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