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it is winter, but it dont feel like it
it started to rain when you left again
theres a bluebird underneath
a garden in the wild east
i found a sun man in my head
but everything's soaked in water instead
i saw you in a corner waving a torch
but i stayed back to watch the world scorch
theres a laughing clown made out of clay
im gonna go and visit him today
its a long way back into the grove
so into the warm silver woods i dove
i am running through the rains like a wolf
its taking off a silent soul
i heard you were around today
i think ill join you if youre around today
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The Wild East
04:16
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theres a new world coming
i will fly to the wild east
and as the sun is setting
the world will refresh
and i will be in the wild east
with the birds and bees
there are complexities
in your small room
you will expire soon
you will fill up soon
the wild east
my head is full
of daffodil skulls
open the hatch
and let them detach
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Will Orchard Nashville, Tennessee
live from the sky train
Will Orchard recommends:
jess is an amazing human <3 these songs are reflective, melancholy, bright and so much more. a beautiful & special voice
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Flowers and Cats
by Ben McCormick
i first met ben mccormick at my middle school geography bee. thank goodness i dropped my guitar pick next to him. he picked it up and said "do you like eric clapton?" the rest is history :-)
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Big, strummy songs that recall the heart-on-sleeve earnestness and lo-fi glory of early Mountain Goats.
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somebody had to
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The gentle lo-fi songs on the latest phoneswithchords LP develop their granular sketches of childhood and coming of age into full portraits.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Jan 24, 2023
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Scott Orr presents an album about death, our planet, and the afterlife through a folky, smooth-jazz lens.
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