1. |
Solar Flare
04:05
|
|||
|
Was I torturing you? / with my heels in my hand / talking shit like a man / I knocked over a bar stool and ruined your plans / well honey / you're still torturing me / all my fears advertised / in those jade colored eyes / always talking 'bout suicide / and another man's wife / well / I never meant to take it this far / you said "I think I love you" / then you tried to jump out of my car // take back the mess you made / oh you're lying like you never cared / if you were a dying star / honey I was a solar flare / and he said / where are you going baby? / what are your plans? / are you gonna be alone tonight? / maybe we could go somewhere and ruin ourselves / do you wanna try? // you're so full of great ideas babe / get a cruise ship career / spend the next twenty years / watching half naked girls drinking ten dollar beers / you jump from one shipwreck to the next / oh is she stubborn like me? / is she still twenty three? / you say "how could the world be so cruel to a good man like me?" but // take back the mess you made / oh you're lying like you never cared / if you were a dying star / honey I was a solar flare / and I said / where are you going baby? / what are your plans? / did you come here on your own tonight? / maybe we could go somewhere and just talk things out / do you wanna try? / try // ah ha ha / ah ha ha // wish I could / take back the mess we made / of forever playing truth or dare / you're not lonely / just alone / hear you singing from your silver chair / but I'm singing / la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la / take it back baby / no / take back the mess you made / oh / la la la la la la //
|
||||
2. |
Hide From the Rain
05:50
|
|||
|
I tried to outrun my future and hide in my past / when I ride by your house I ease off the gas / I see your porch light on / watch the shadows move inside / then I drive away / hoping you don't see me crying / there wasn't a damn thing you could've done to push me away / now there ain't a damn thing you could do to make me wanna stay // oh / doesn't it burn? / every one of these heartaches I've ever learned / oh / I just run away / 'cause it's easier than talking to the pain / it's easier to hide inside from the rain // he's driving down twenty six west / he's thirty four years old / he's getting married in June / looking forward to growing old / fell in love with a girl who showed him forgiveness / now his arm's reaching out / against the back of the headrest / it's the seat where his high school sweetheart used to sit / he made it out of that era alive / but she never did // oh / doesn't it burn? / every one of these memories you thought were gone / oh / we should just run away / 'cause it's easier than talking to the pain / it's easier to hide inside from the rain // oh / oh / ooh // oh / it always burns / every one of these heartaches / I've ever learned / oh / we should just run away / 'cause it's easier than talking to the pain / it's easier to hide inside from the rain // there wasn't a damn thing you could've done to push me away //
|
||||
Paisley and The Birdwalkers Columbia, South Carolina
“Paisley Marie delivers a distinct take on country meets power-pop. Carefully crafted lyrics add a layer of poeticism to
these new tracks.”
— Kate Bryan, extrachill.com
“Columbia’s Paisley Marie sees herself as a folk singer as much as a country artist, offering lyrics rich with poetic honesty, swept along by her buoyantly Southern croon.”
— Jordan Lawrence, Free Times SC
... more
If you like Paisley and The Birdwalkers, you may also like:
Weathervanes
by Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
The Americana artist returns with songs that cover themes like love, transitions, and the danger of nostalgia.
go to album
Georgia Blue
by Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
A charity album that celebrates the music of Georgia sees Jason Isbell collaborate with Julien Baker, Brandi Carlile, and more.
go to album
Live at Macon City Auditorium - Macon, GA - 5/18/16
by Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
Recorded live at Macon City Auditorium in May 2016, this live set ranks among Jason Isbell's finest, most comprehensive performances.
go to album
Reunions
by Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
Jason Isbell comes to Bandcamp, bringing his signature alternative country and Americana sound.
go to album
Margo Price's latest album tackles loss, failure, and freedom over lush pop, psychedelic country, and rock arrangements.
go to album
New Album Out Now: Spirals
by Kate Ellis
Kate Ellis uses melancholy Americana to conduct fearless soul searching.
go to album
Listening To The Music
by Zephaniah OHora
Irresistible classic country music abounds on “Listening To The Music,” full of lap steel, walking bass, and heartwarming melodies.
go to album
