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Dead Strings
03:29
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Got an amp that gives us some good headroom
For that record we made in your bedroom
Write a big time hit like some guitar whiz
Knock us off our feet like Mazzy Star did
60 cycle hum and some outlets that were never grounded
Dead strings and dirty pots
You can imagine how it sounded
But we loved it and it stuck with us.
What’s the next song? I don’t have the set list
Scotty said the backline isn’t worth it
Hide behind my pedals with more feedback
Doesn’t take a genius to see through that
60 cycle hum and some outlets that were never grounded
Dead strings and dirty pots
You can imagine how it sounded
Intonation’s fucked
And the microphone was somebody else’s
Couldn’t hit the note
So we buried it in the mix and drowned it
But we loved it and it stuck with us
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Buddha
02:50
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Hey, I love you
So get out
And do what you want to
Believe me
I want you here but that’s fine
Cause you deserve your time
You don’t have to repress, just refrain
Don’t have to deny yourself anything
Hey, I love you
But I can’t even keep my guitar in tune
Feeling
The sound reach down to my bones
I heard it all in my headphones
Listening for peace and light
It’s Only then that I can sleep at night
When i Hear that soundtrack
Its the only sound that
Will calm the thoughts in my brain
Until I feel it
Feel it flow right into my veins
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Are You A Friend
04:49
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Are you a friend
Yes I am
I’m here for you
Are you afraid
It’s alright
I am too
Count back from 10
Close your eyes
It’s almost over
You have arrived
You’re alright
Get some sleep now
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Rad Gnar Austin, Texas
Radical Gnarly.
Bryan Bush
Drew Wilson
Ben Chinisci
Jason Carroll
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