I like that image of "invisible something".  Cool breakdown before the chorus on "change"; was not expecting that, suppose it foreshadows the death later.  nice work.

Really nice! Kinda reminds me of David & David circa “Welcome to the Boomtown”.

you are always an enjoyable listen. full of rhythm and cool electronics.  your voice is fabulous.

super cool digital vibe here man.  infectious.  really enjoy the change around 1:40 and those harmonies are so tight.  love the aesthetic on everything.  lots to sink your ear-teeth into with this.

kicking! vocals stronger than ever. The story and feeling is universal. Great one, right out of the gate.

Hey JD! I recognized this one from before. I went back and found the old for comparison, love the changes, the feel here is great lots of energy.

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Verse 1:
She was a red-hot number
Ran outside of the scene
I was an invisible something
Just Mini Pops Junior and me

Called me on a Friday
What in the world did it mean
Met me on that Saturday
God I wish I could have seen what she seen

Didn’t go far past the weekend
But I was never the same
That glimpse of something from a stranger
And I felt my whole world change
I felt everything change

Chorus 1:
Threw my head underwater
Living like I was in a dream
My instant angel forever
I’ll never forget our thing 
I’ll never forget our thing 

Verse 2:
Years later at camp for a long weekend
I was part of a big ‘ole new scene
She was at home with her good friends
Probably working on her own set of dreams

The car rolled dover and over
So she spread her wings
An instant angel forever
Forever somebody’s something

Chorus 1:
Threw my head underwater
Living like I was in a dream
My instant angel forever
I’ll never forget our thing 
Forever somebody’s something 
Forever somebody’s something 

Outro:

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