Green Shade

A couple bottles of water 
And a pack to pass the time
I'm thinking more than I'm breathing
With every mile that passes by
Then open road is an alter
I'm all bottled up inside
I'd spill my guts to the dashboard 
But I'm scared of what I'd find

What if all of my loving
Was spent just a little too young
What if it's all in my head
And the best is yet to come?

Can I see you again?
Can I see you again?
I want you
Can I see you again?
I want you back 
I want you back
I want you

A couple hundred of miles
And a pack of peach rings
I'm getting sick to my stomach
I don't even like these things
The open road is a casket
Filled with all my past lives
Tell me which one of you jokers
Said you wanted these for the drive

Am I missing something?
Was I just a little too young
Was it all in my head?
Everything I've ever loved

Can I see you again
Can I see you again
I want you
Can I see you again
I want you back
I want you back
I want you
I want you back 
I want you back 
I want you
I want you back 
I want you back
I want you

Can I See You Again?

tomorrow's tune

grocery store

Time to Learn

Mary

Northside

Darling

Feel It All (Willow's Song)

Available everywhere 17th April 2025: https://nfan.link/sailor

This song is your reminder to put your fears and anxieties aside... although life has forces outside your control, it's okay to trust in the wind and steer your ship through any storms along the way.

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Sailor

What You Know

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New single "The Color Blue" from my upcoming album 'Green Shade' coming out February 9th.

"West-coast songwriter Chase McBride has been hard at work since the unexpected success of last year’s full-length album, ‘Cold Water’. His newest single “The Color Blue” is a dangerously catchy, sun-drenched pop song with a flourish of 80’s synth melodies."
-Earmilk

Michael

Chase McBride

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