Brother Moses

Time 2020-11-02 18:04:27

Web Name: Brother Moses

WebSite: http://brothermoses.bandcamp.com

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Sorry, Bandcamp no longer supports the version of Internet Explorer that you're using (7.0). Please upgrade your browser to the latest version and try again. count jackula all of them are so good but I think this one has to be my favorite. The guitar is awesome, an everything else about it too Favorite track: Someone Make It Stop!. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Includes unlimited streaming of Desperation Pop via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Includes unlimited streaming of Desperation Pop via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Get all 3 Brother Moses releases available on Bandcamp and save 70%. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads ofI still can t sleep and I don t like how we left itIt s my luck that you re still wide awakeAnd I know without a wordThat you re probably on your wayYou came in with your head held downAnd I could see the worry on your chin like a facemaskI think it s strange how you don t talk backLike you ended the discussion in your head with a comebackIf it s easier to stay at my placeWe can move to the sofa and remember how the dance goesWhere you refuse to let the night die quietAnd the morning is a hurry getting tangled in your work clothesThat s just how it goes[verse 2]Then it s summer againI wonder which part of the globeIs getting over youI m doing my best back at homeI wonder if you knowI sleep chained up to the phoneThen you re home againAnd I don t even lock the door anymoreYou can come and go as you pleaseAnd we ll keep up the danceTil your mother needs you home for ChristmasYeah, I ll see you in the springtime[Chorus]I don t think this is how love worksBut we re beautiful and youngSo we can let a little time go [x2]I think that if we re meant to die togetherAnd we can t see it nowWe might never see it, ever [x2][bridge]And that s just how it goesI keep the door openHoping that you ll use it to goAnd you can t come back, noYou can t come back again[final Chorus]I feel kinda over itIf we re gonna die together then I don t wanna know [x a lot](laugh track)and can’t get out of bed when I hear you in the kitchen‘cause you, you’ll have more to sayabout all your thoughts and worries surrounding my conditionI can understand itI know that it’s hard to be happy in my presencebut you, you won’t let it go and I think I’m getting moreindecisive by the second [pre-chorus]and you think I should talk to somebody‘cause you’ve been reading about itat the end of the day we’re never gonna talk about it[chorus]I give in to pressure when the weather gets coldand my fingertips are frozen, and youyou’re falling apart over lists of my faultsthat are out of my control love will set you free, but it’ll hold you tight there’s only so many times you can listento the same bad story before you lose your mind and i’ve been hearing voices pushing me to tell youI’ve been thinking of leavingfor a really long time[pre-chorus][chorus][outro]i get so depressive, babyand it holds me tightyou’re falling apartand it holds me tight barely left the house before the day started breakingyou make it to the train but then you hear it’s running latethousand bucks a month to keep your pillow off the pavementwhen’s it gonna work? when’s it gonna break?what does it take to be wanted?what does it take to live a little bit?twenty-something years and still nobody really wants yousave for all your family and a couple lonely friendslooking back, it feels like you’ve been working for this momentnow that it’s arrived, you’re wondering when it’s gonna endlet the water in the shower turn to freezinglistening to Ira just to help you fall asleepwonder if the privilege in your poverty has meaning? or if you’re another number dying in the heat? you deserve the struggle you asked for the changeyou’re dying slow in Brooklynit gets harder every daywhat does it take to be wanted? what does it take to live a little bit? what does it take to be wanted? what does it take to get ahead of it?what does it take? in the park at night, the same place that I learned to drivedecided I was cutting ties, and never came to say goodbyeand it seems true of fate that I should move on Mother’s Daycrying in the parking lotJesus, someone, make it stopwas it all that you wanted and then some?you couldn’t leave ‘em at all, if you tried toat the party, see her glancebought her drinks to make amendslet’s forget about the time we spent waking up in stranger’s bedsthat was in a different life, before we knew the bounds of timethat hurries on and never stopsJesus, someone, make it stopand my brother, he’s old nowhe doesn’t cling to my hand like he used toso I wonder, have I sold out?have I wasted all the moments we’re reduced to?was it all that you wanted and then some?you couldn’t leave ‘em at all, if you tried tothis is all that i want ‘til my time comesI never want it to end, but it has toso are you old now? did you wise up? did you see it doesn’t turn out like you hoped for? I’m old now, and I’ve dried upthat feeling that it turns out like you’d hoped forI want to live just long enough to miss the minute that you dieWant to live in repetition ‘til like Bill I get it rightAnd I’ll see you at the finish line and you’ll hobble overthe angry curses, ugly cries and lies all cobbled overtime goes on, the curses, cries and lies get cobbled overwas it all that you wanted and then some?you couldn’t leave ‘em at all, if you tried tothis is all that i want ‘til my time comesI never want it to end, but it has toI guess if I’m gonna leave then I’ve got to tell the truthNot total honesty, just make my peace with youSeems like what you need, I could never give to youAfter what you’ve said, I’m glad you cut me looseI hit every green light driving from the city back to New JerseyI guess they didn’t want me to stayLiving in close proximity makes you want to reach out to former flamesBut I’ll be across the Hudson keepin awayCause I fell in love with her once and I would do it againI fell in love with her once and I would do it againI’m done wasting away in that apartment with half a months rent to my nameI gave up my youth for a careless pursuit now I’m wondering if my motives have changedNight after night I spin through the suburbs the parkway knows my nameI’m talking to strangers and pretending you don’t live a couple of miles awayCause I fell in love with her once and I would do it againI fell in love with her once and I would do it againI fell in love with her once and I would do it againI fell in love with her once and I would do it againNight after night I keep having the same dreamShe sits next to me on the trainTakes my hand between her fingers stares at the wall and explains…You don’t get to choose who loves youYou don’t get to choose who loves youThere’s no in the city who could ever stand above youYou don’t get to choose who loves youCause I fell in love with her once and I would do it againI fell in love with her once and I would do it againI fell in love with her once and I would do it againI fell in love with her once and I would do it againNow I’m panicking in the back of an expensive carOut past the bridge, I can see the planesAre you in the gate with your headphones onAre you in the cabin and you’re nodding offI can’t live in this city without youI wouldn’t know where to go to escapeI can’t sleep in that bed without youI can’t move through each boring dayI’ve been thinking about how our days are numberedThere’s no other way they could ever be spentIf you got room I could follow behind youFigure out a new way to pay the rentUh huh…Uh huh…Uh huh…Uh huh…I have realized I will need you my whole lifeYou were a dreamThat I’d hold ontoWake up sweating out a lot of the painI wanted to live but I couldn’t find a wayI’d stopped thinking things would ever changeI saw you in the elevator, asked for your nameIt echoes in my head still todayYour voice bounces off every corner of my brainWhat could I do with my days? There’s no other way I could spend my daysWhat else could I do with my daysWhat could I do with my daysThere’s only so many summers that we get with each otherHow many of those do you think we’ve got left? There’s only so many years that we get with each other How many of those do you think we’ve got left? There’s only so many summers that we get with each otherHow many of those do you think we’ve got left?There’s only so many years that we get with each other How many of those do you think we’ve got left? (x16)How many times do I get to come home to youHow many nights with your head on my chestI want to shake myself by the shouldersScream in my face till I run out of breathSayin how many years do you think we’ve got left?written by the boys, with some help from Calvin, Steve, Michael and countless inspirationsspecial thanks to: Calvin Lauber, Elliott Althoff, Ben Rossman, Matthew Heckmann and Jeff Goldblum. lots of love to anyone listening. thank you very much for your time and attention 3 This Toronto group s sound unabashedly hearkens back to the bouncy indiepop of the Darling Buds and the Primitives. Bandcamp New Notable Jan 11, 2019 Energetic rock music from Korean indie duo Billy Carter offers joyful solidarity in the face of societal oppression. Bandcamp New Notable Sep 24, 2020 Bouncy, catchy indie pop that isn t afraid to wrestle with personal and social tensions, from a young Houston artist on the rise. 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Brother Moses Brother Moses is a band, thank you for listening! Desperation Pop, released 06 March 2020 1. Sam &amp; Diane 2. Love Will Set You Free. 3. What Does It Take? 4. Goldblum 5. Someone Make It Stop! 6. Bathroom Floor 7. You Don&#39;t Get To Choose 8. How Many Years?

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