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A New Wave (2015)

from Song A Day by Drew G. Smith

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Well every day I throw a little party
But a fit would be more fitting, fitting
And every time I climb a little higher
Should I leap or go on living, living?

Hear the voices venomous and thrilling
In my head, they're always calling, calling
But I wanna, gotta go the way my blood beats
So I'm not fodder for the folly, folly

No one here is taking notice
No outline will ever hold us
It's not a new wave, it's just you and me
Eyes are the only witness
Die to prove we ever lived this
Invent our own kind of obscurity

Let's destroy a room with this love
We can drain out all the power, power
Steal from the makers who unmade us
Leave them nothing to devour, devour

Well I am raw material
Make me plastic, make me fuel
I can be, I can be
I can be-e-e-e-e-e-e-e

No one here is taking notice
No outline will ever hold us
It's not a new wave, it's just you and me
Eyes are the only witness
Die to prove we ever lived this
Invent our own kind of obscurity

No one else is taking notice
No outline will ever hold us
It's not a new wave, it's just you and me
Eyes are the only witness
Die to prove we ever lived this
Invent our own kind of obscurity

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from Song A Day, track released May 26, 2019
Songwriters: Carrie Rachel Brownstein / Corin Lisa Tucker / Janet Lee Weiss

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