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I'd like to share some of my music as I've recorded it in bedrooms and basements over the past several years, collated here, in this curated digital space. These files are rehearsals, early iterative pieces of songs, and live performances in intimate spaces recorded using the voice memo app on my old iPhone. They are unfiltered, single take experiences.

This first song I wrote for mandolin in 2014. It is called What Happens Now. Lyrics follow.


What Happens Now

the TV keeps me company

says sex is sick and violence is the cure

it's funny, when you put it that way

I don't really wanna watch it anymore


oh, the news on the radio says that

we'll all die, but we'll be fine

if we went to college

we might be acknowledged


tell me the truth, I'm old enough to hear it

and young enough to still think it can change

what happens now can't be put off 'til tomorrow

even when you choose to look astray

now happens anyway


how come I am so far removed

from the body I was given at my birth

I don't know about you,

but I struggle finding place upon this earth


tell me the truth, I'm old enough to hear it

and young enough to still think it can change

from up in the clouds, it seems clear that we're surrounded

I hope you float

Comments

Anonymous

I really love the lyrics on this. I should get “ even when you choose to look astray now happens anyway” tattooed on the back of my hand.

schlugliminal

gosh yes it's funny listening back on old music and finding prescient reminders, like a message from a past self. That line always makes me mad, and sad, and grateful for the fast-moving moments I had the sense to look right at.