Keep It Closed (That Big Mouth)

Little Miss Doom and Gloom (Dreader than Dread Slowburned)

Recorded 12/2/2014 by Devin Leon Ridd & Denee Dentice in the bedroom of Los Angeles.

Concussant By Bedtime

an "ode" song to excellent indie artists The Orange Drink! Featuring Sears&Robuck instruments.

the orange drink!(Sears&Robuck version)

Written and Recorded by D. Leon Ridd in August 2016.

Lyrics:
Can't you see, oh cant you see?
What you need, oh what you need.
Is it real, or is it fear?
Cant you see, oh cant you see?
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Do you remember when i was all you were looking for?
And at the time you couldn't think of anything you needed more.
Now love, it's just love.
Sometimes its just not enough.
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Can't you see, oh cant you see?
What you need, oh what you need.
Is it real, or is it fear?
Cant you see, oh baby cant you see?
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Now imagine that you're 102 how do you think you will feel?
Rolling back on the years and there's not much else left to peel.
Now there's no turning back.
You gain some with what you lack.
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Can't you see, oh cant you see?
What you need, oh what you need.
Is it real, or is it fear?
Cant you see, oh baby cant you see?
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They howl that it's so selfish if you don't shed your all.
To the person who could lift you up, and can also make you fall.
That's what they call love, does it have to be so rough.

Can't You See?

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