Grizzly Bear -  - Yet AgainAgain

A New Day

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Folks! I recorded this song about an year ago but couldn't release it because I never thought I could do justice with it. This song is very close to my heart. It has gotten me through some very hard times of my life. A lot is associated with every word of this song and I have put my heart and soul in it to bring those words to life. This is a piece of my heart right here. Please, be kind. 

Love, Rutaba.


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December

Neck Deep - December

Hide

Hiding in the sun
Won’t you let the blindness come
Your shadow is undone
I believe the light has won
In this arid land
Nothing grows in the sand
We could use a helping hand
Just a sliver of a strand

Rain coming down hard
Tears of a star
Fall from the sky
I’ve got clouds in my eyes

Falling to my knees
In the shade of Camphor trees
Just a quiver of a breeze
Make it pour, if you please
Nothing in this stream
Dry as bone, vapor steam
I can hear the desert scream
Got a cloudburst of a dream

Rain coming down hard
Tears of a star
Fall from the sky
I’ve got clouds in my eyes

Cloudburst of a Dream

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Dopamina Slave

Dopamine Slave

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Brahms' Third Racket is a cinematic rock band from Southern California.  

BTR has a new single Dopamine Slave, which is the first song released from the upcoming record The Trouble With Robots.  BTR has released 4 prior albums:  Water Hammer (2016); Fantastic Shadows (2015); Out of Order (2014); and Strings Attached (2013).  

The name Brahms' Third Racket comes from a brilliant line uttered by John Cleese's character Basil Fawlty in Fawlty Towers, the short-lived, much-acclaimed, insanely funny BBC show from the 1970s.

BTR members:

Wishnefsky (vocals, guitars, keyboards, programming)
R. Matthew Carroll (bass)
Mary Ann Pelino (vocals)

A New Day

Brahms' Third Racket

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