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This is the best song I have heard in a while man!  Good work, keep up the intensity.  The energy will work itself out in the end!

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"Work All Day" by Portugal. The Man (Album: The Satanic Satanist, 2009)

“As with all this stuff, I think it really just goes back to family and Alaska. A lot of this was that chain gang-type rhythm, which is what we were trying to go for, as far as the tempo of the song, and that’s fully my dad and my brother’s work ethic coming through. You work all day, you keep the rhythm through the night. Alaska’s a pretty intense place. It’s a lot of guns and drugs. It’s so bad if you’re living in the towns and don’t have family to keep you out of it. But the chorus is kind of about my friends that have gotten lost in all that and forgotten to work, forgotten about family and the love they had.” 

Portugal. The Man - Work All Day

"The Woods" by Portugal. The Man (Album: The Satanic Satanist, 2009)

“We’ve always had woods around us and that’s one thing that Zach and I miss so much and always talk about is the fact that you can’t just walk out into the woods and get away as easy as you can up in Alaska. But that song is a continuation of 'The Home' in the sense that when you’re living out of a place like that, the people that are closest to you become your family and that’s the way this band is.”

"The Woods" by Portugal. The Man

"Do You" by Portugal. The Man (Album: The Satanic Satanist, 2009)

“‘Do You’ is kind of me moving out of Alaska and coming back. I was afraid of everything. It’s not necessarily just talking about my fears. It’s everybody’s fears, just everything that we’ve seen after moving, everything that we’ve seen being in cities. It’s one of those songs where you sit back and think about everything you’ve done. That’s what it was to me, thinking about everything you’ve seen and everything you’ve done and if we’ll ever finish what we’re doing, get to where we’re going. And then, the bridge was so the little kid getting to come out again and write more about the winters and just how dark everything was. I was terrified of the dark. Until recently even.” 

Portugal. The Man - Work All Day

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