Worn Out Buildings

You're no one's friend but your own
I tried to reach out
But every touch leaves me cold
You locked me out

Took what you wanted
Not what you needed
I was blindsided 
To your faults

Coat my skin in salt
I want it to
Burn
'Cause nothing hurts like you

Coat my skin in salt
I want it to
Burn
'Cause nothing hurts like you

You're no one's friend but your own
I tried to reach out
But every touch leaves me cold
You locked me out

Took what you wanted
Not what you needed
I was blindsided 
To it all

Coat my skin in salt
I want it to
Burn
'Cause nothing hurts like you

Coat my skin in salt
I want it to
Burn
'Cause nothing hurts like you

✦

Written and produced by Annie Rew Shaw (Austel)
Mixed by Jess Camilleri
Mastered by Katie Tavini
Artwork by John Williams

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Salt (Single Version)

jUST tRYING tO rELAX

‘Feeling For Edges’ is about finding stillness in the chaos. The initial idea for the song came in one of those still moments, after watching ‘Reality Bites’ in the middle of the UK lockdown. We thought it would be fun to try and capture the feeling of that world as a writing exercise, as those characters felt like they were forever on the cusp of finding themselves and that was a fun starting place. In some ways it wasn’t that far from our own situation, as we had just recently returned from living in Japan for several years and in this way the lockdown felt like a period of re-invention and forming Wynona was a part of this process. 

We hope you enjoy it as much as we did making it 🧡

Song Credits

Songwriter(s): Richard Willats, Natalie Woodward
Vocals: Natalie Woodward
Guitars: Adam Hailstone, Richard Willats
Bass: Adam Hailstone
Drums: Kurt Phillips
Production by Adam Hailstone
Recorded By: Owain Fleetwood-Jenkins, Tom Sinnett
Mixing: Ross Gilmartin, Adam Hailstone
Mastering: Ross Gilmartin

Lyrics

I’ve been feeling for edges
Lead me into my room, my room where I tune out
I’ve been sitting on fences, for the longest time
Now I’m pulling out splinters

& we keep moving together
Find a place to keep us centered, while we try to make things better

We’re living way too fast, if forever never lasts
I’m gonna miss this so much

We’re trying to pretend it's alright
But really we’re holding handstands on high wires
We’re trying to pretend it's alright
But right now it feels like we’re falling apart

Wake up, wake up, my face needs cleaning up
Been a mess for a while now
I was trying to help you out, there was no need to shout
Rents expensive, so we’ll sleep on the floor of your brother’s house

Moving together, find a place to keep us centered
While we try to make things better

Links
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3oy7blpOzOCXEUDtrF0Snd?si=LxkqnPmbR1mqih9NL53wHA
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wynonaband/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/wynonaband
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wynonaband?lang=en
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wynonaband

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Feeling For Edges

Sandy Beaches

Stream 'Every Day A Weekend' on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/21AtVxQ5sW7QiUDot6hsaZ?si=4728de9dc82943d5

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LYRICS;

VERSE 1
Here now, you know how it goes
Fears fall down like dominoes 
Leave your questions at home
Take this somewhere we don’t know

Let’s go!

Riding on the fast track 
Rolling with the rat pack 
Hit em with the tap tap 
Get ready for hand clap

Walking like a wild cat 
In a wild habitat
Make them all step back 
Are you ready for the impact? 

CHORUS
We make every day a weekend
Come play, every day’s a weekend
You can be free, it’s just a feeling
We make every day a weekend

VERSE 2
Rewrite the rules
Too cool for school
No time to lose 
It’s what we do

HOOK
Ooh
Ah 
Mmmm
La la la la la

Every Day A Weekend

Ask Me Twice

The first single from Good Habits' "Quarter-Life" Album.
Featuring the amazing Kate Griffin from Mishra on Banjo and vocals.

As the cool bass cello riff took center stage in this track, its dynamic vibe seamlessly paired with Kate's vocals. This combination captures the essence and meaning of the song. 'Sunday' is all about embracing moments of respite without guilt—an anthem against burnout. The synergy between the lively bass and Kate's stylings on both regular banjo and cello banjo adds a new color to Bonnie’s performance that itself musically represents taking time and standing up for yourself.

Sunday - Good Habits Ft. Kate Griffin

Rich

This Ship is Going Under

safe in your skin , all instrumental credit to title fight

staring at you

“Glasgow’s most exciting and inventive new band” NME

“Their singer’s gravel-throated delivery is extraordinary; a fine new Glasgow group” Sunday Times Culture

“Like Future Islands jamming with Joy Division” Rough Trade

“A ferocious brand of post-punk” KEXP

“There's a dark magic about their sound. The rasping, quivering vocals calls to mind Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, while the squalls of guitar elicit comparisons with Joy Division or Glasvegas” The Guardian

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Ask Me Twice

HOLY ESQUE

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