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FRIENDS AND SISTERS FROM THE SUBURBS ( Women on the margins ) EDIT.mp3

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This song feels like a letter I never got to send—something I’d whisper into the night if I thought you could still hear me. It’s about hearing you’re doing okay, and feeling both warmth and heartache in the same breath. I’m glad you’re fine. Really. But deep down, I wish I could still be part of that world you're in.

Each verse is me trying to make sense of what happened, trying to understand how something that once felt so strong could just slip away. There’s no closure, no clear answers—just this distant light I keep chasing, hoping it leads back to you somehow.

The chorus is the heart of it. It’s about holding onto the small things I still know about you—the fragments, the memories, your smile in the sun. That’s what gets me through, even when time feels cold and unforgiving. I think of what could’ve been... in another life, maybe.

And yeah, time doesn’t care. It just keeps going, stealing days we’ll never get back. But even though everything feels out of sync now, even though we’ve lost so much, you’re still a part of me. You always will be.

This song is about loss—but also about love that doesn’t fade, even when everything else does.

Hey You, I Heard You're Doing Fine

Jackson Chatman title written (2024) at a low intense rock style about people meeting on the roads of life. Music is indie / rock folk, but this song leans a bit more on the POP side. Lots of fun and enjoyable for maybe a river ride or country dance. With a steady drum beat, upbeat acoustic rhythm, and a distorted electric guitar driving behind it all has the perfect combination of indie soul and rock ‘n’ roll roots.

Out Into the Night

Jackson Chatman

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