I made SAD! but if it was happy... thats it

SAD! but happy...

first cut of a song from the perspective of someone still involved with their ex

lyrics:

heard me through the door 
on the phone with them 
heard me through the door 
bust in “it’s just a friend”
said you heard me through the door 
makin’ love to another again
you heard me through the door 
no need to pretend

cuz you heard me through the door 
usin’ the voice that you like 
talkin’ sweet to someone 
who’s time i’ll never buy 
we been fuckin’ for a few weeks 
& maybe a couple more
said that we would stop it but we never did before 

that’s why you

heard me through the door 
on the phone with them 
heard me through the door 
bust in “it’s just a friend”
said you heard me through the door 
makin’ love to another again
you heard me through the door 
no need to pretend

but remember when we fought…
that one time you cried…
and i stormed out and then 3 hours had gone by?
well that night i got a text 
& yea you guessed it was my ex
but i never saw it coming & what we were doing next 

is why you

heard me through the door 
on the phone with them 
heard me through the door 
bust in “it’s just a friend”
said you heard me through the door 
makin’ love to another again
you heard me through the door 
no need to pretend
 
cuz you 

heard me through the door 
on the phone with them 
heard me through the door 
bust in “it’s just a friend”
said you heard me through the door 
makin’ love to another again
and if you heard me through the door 
there’s no need to pretend

tin can man

bichael beyers

Take Five Julie Schatz remix

GOOD NEWS (cover)

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AUGY’s second studio album, “BURN THE HOUSE DOWN” is an intense, energetic, and dark mood that delves into themes of self-confidence, hunger, and a desire to prove oneself. The album dives deeper, talking about issues with the industry, unconformity, and the true value of artistic integrity. From hype chaotic anthems like "MARATHON" & "OVERDOSING" to moody vulnerable diary entree's like "DREAM JOURNAL" AUGY keeps the aggressive tone of the album consistent. The production on the album (largely solo-produced by AUGY) is gritty and loud -- and paints a picture of the dark mental place one climbs through when met with so much animosity. The title track "BURN THE HOUSE DOWN" perfectly sums up the album and theme. 'Burning the house down' relates to not being afraid to leave a comfortable situation and go out into the world on your own. It also ties into the theme of getting revenge by simply doing what you do so passionately you make your absence felt heavy by those who wronged you. 'I'll set fire to these motherf*ckers... I don't move in silence boy I shake the ground... Y'all are not a threat I'm just petty as hell... I can make some hotter sh*t than most these other b*tches in the f*cking industry..." (Spoiler alert: the house burned down. get fucked. don't play with a true artist.)

TREESH (Bonus) (feat. Jewelz Hazel)

Slow Cheetah (Acoustic Cover)

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First Day Of My Life (Acoustic Instrumental)

2. Dang, Rhiannon!

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