𝐦𝐚𝐥 𝐛𝐥𝐮𝐦 — 𝐛𝐞𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐠𝐨

Pat the Bunny - I'm not a good person

Proud to Talk (A)
(c) J. Murdock McInnes Vasey

[intro]

[verse]
He tried and then he failed
not much more that we can say
at least he tried, did what he could
and then luck got in his way

[verse]
He tried and he got close
He was the only one who tried
The risk he took is what he chose
but on that day we also died

[bridge]

[verse]
That may have been the only chance
The one and only lonely chance
If the wind had just behaved
we might well have all been saved

[chorus]
We are so proud that we do nothing
So proud that we just talk
We sit and watch a world that burns
Or we may go take a walk

[instrumental]

[verse]
Someday further down the line
Once the facts are cleansed by time
We might really get to know
What was deep inside his mind

[verse]
Or never know the reason why
of how he came to shoot and die
Did he do it for the fame
or because he was insane

[verse]
Or did he see an urgent need
Did he do it for our world
No one cares about the why
We soon forgot that he had died

[chorus]
We are so proud that we do nothing
So proud that we just talk
We sit and watch a world that burns
Or we may go take a walk

[instrumental]

[outro]
We are so proud that we do nothing
So proud that we just talk
We sit and watch a world that burns
Or we may go take a walk

[instrumental]

Proud to Talk

I wrote this album in 12 days. Name your price at marcoaziel.bandcamp.com/album/i-wrote-this-to-a-ghost

Jacket Over Hoodie Over Shirt

Lyrics:
I never take smoke breaks 
I could but I don't 
I could but I don't 'cause I know 
there's a smoker inside of me somewhere 
and I don't wanna let him out 
so I catch myself glancing 
from the backseat 
on the trip home to Plymouth from Lansing 
at the pack you keep in the cup holder 

Bought some Marlboro Reds for my eighteenth birthday 
and I smoked a couple, only a couple 
and gave the rest away 
'cause I don't wanna think that it's already too late 
so I never take smoke breaks 

I know that they'll get me 
yeah one day 
you'll pull into this parking lot to the sight of me puffing away 
into the second half of the second pack that day 
and I know what you'll say 

"Hey Marco, since when were you a smoker?" 
Since the day I gave up and decided to fuck myself over 

And it's more a question of when than a question of if 
since that night you hopped out of my car 
left behind your American Spirits 
and I keep a lighter in my pocket at all times 'cause 
never know when you'll need one 
never know when you'll need one 

"Hey Marco, since when were you a smoker?" 
Since the day I gave up and decided to fuck myself over 
fuck myself over

Smoke Breaks (Single)

Smoke Breaks

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A Constant State of Ohio

How I Survived Bobby Mackey's Personal Hell

Lincoln - How I Survived Bob Mackey's Personal Hell

Banks

Lincoln - Banks

My Smile Is Extinct

617Sessions is a new music series from the Boston Music Awards that gives local artists studio time.

Sidney Gish - Presumably Dead Arm

Stinky album for stinky boys.

Mixed and mastered by Abe Anderson.
Released on Brace Cove Records.
Cover art by Anna Escamilla.