Name: Getting By by Sammy Plotkin
Duration: 2 min 48 s
Description: Written by Sammy Plotkin, Paul Reese, Stephen Rivera

This song is my obsession and I hope we all can agree it's amazingness.

Lyrics:

Head going south, you want to come with me
Got thoughts so loud, but you ain't trying to fix me
Show you my worst, like I want you to panic
Trying to prove love hurts to a hopeless romantic

Cause I keep tripping on your daydreams
You reach out to save me
Cynical - "you're faking"
Your hands are steady, mine are shaking
Think I want to shut down
Think I want to say now
Think that nothing lasts 
How could it be, but maybe I'm just -

Use to being used 
Use to being a fool
But looking at you now
Think I use to be you
You pull my heart loose
It feels like you knew
That I've been running from the truth
I used to be, use to be you

Brushing your sweet words off like they've been cursed 
Saying, someone's gotta lose when you put someone else first
But baby, I just keep letting more cracks show
Falling back on you instead of my shadows 

Cause I keep tripping on your daydreams
You reach out to save me
Cynical - "you're faking"
Your hands are steady, mine are shaking
Think I want to shut down
Think I want to say now
Think that nothing lasts 
How could it be, but maybe I'm just -

Use to being used 
Use to being a fool
But looking at you now
Think I use to be you
You pull my heart loose
It feels like you knew
That I've been running from the truth
I used to be, use to be you

So come find me, come find me, yeah
I've been hiding from you, my bad
And the past it ain't just the past 
I've been hiding, I want it back

Use to being used 
Use to being a fool
But looking at you now
Think I use to be you
You pull my heart loose
It feels like you knew
That I've been running from the truth
I used to be, use to be you

Used To Be You

Time Bomb

USER (feat. Meghann Fahy)

Written by Sammy Plotkin, Paul Reese, Stephen Rivera

Getting By

Tiếng đồng hồ điểm lên và thành phố chìm trong giấc ngủ
Và màn đêm bao quanh gọi về thân quen những tiếng nấc cũ
Ta từng cho phép phòng vắng lặng thinh bản thân ta lặng khóc
Tháng năm đó, ta còn bao dung, cho phép mình - làm điều đó - bởi vì ta -còn là một thằng nhóc

Nhưng thời gian nuôi lớn ta hơn, ta chỉ mong bản thân mình được bé lại
Những ngọt nhạt thẫm nhòa ướt hơn, đâu dễ dàng, khi muốn, cho đôi mi khép mãi
Có những tỉ lệ nghịch vốn dĩ đã mặc định,
Sau ồn ào náo nhiệt tìm lặng thinh,
Chỉ bình yên của đêm tối ta không hiểu sao ta lại thích ở đó dằn vật mình

Cuz I know that true know I must be grown x2
Must be grown … Grown to smaller 
Be smaller … be smaller

Ta đã khóc cho người đã mất / Là cần thiết những đau thương mang cất
Kỉ niệm không vui đôi lúc vẫn đâu đó khuôn mặt ta vẫn còn phảng phất
Điều quan trọng mà, ta phải nhận ra, chẳng có gì, đủ quan trọng, để là nhất,
Vì thực tế bắt ta phải đứng lên, phải nhìn thẳng vào những gì là thật !
Những nồng cháy, những đam mê, những tin yêu, rồi cũng khác ta phải sống thực tế hơn
Những lời hứa, những ngọt nhạt, những đắng mặn, tự thu mình giữa xa lạ giữa đông đúc là để lớn
Miễn là ta đừng để mình sai, dù biết rằng ta chưa hoàn toàn đúng
Ta giữ cho cái đầu nguội lại, dù cảm xúc,ở trong ta, chính lúc này, như phát bùng !

J.M.L - Grown To Smaller

all in my feelings

The ISA -- Camacho
Music by chain and boomes
Produced by Chain

Don't Be Shy  -- The ISA and Camacho -- Music by Chain & Boomes

LYRICS 

Gluten Free , Just like me
I am free, and you are cheap
Don’t leave me, with all these carbs
Common Papi, I’m your Gluten Girl

Gluten Free, Just Like Me 
นี่ละหนาชะตาของฉัน 
เหมือนฉันและเธอ เรอทักทั้งคืน
ยันมะรืน ชื่นบานตะไท

แต่วันนี้ ทำไมพี่ขา
ถึงปวดท้องร้องโอยทั้งคืน
ตื่นเช้ามาต้องผะอืดผะอม
ทุกข์ระทม เหมือนกับตอนเป็นเม็น


แป้งมัน สาลี ข้าวเจ้า อยากจะแดกมากๆแต่ก็แดกไม่ได้
แป้งเค้ก อเนกประสงค์ แป้งข้าวโพด โกกิ เห็นละอยากร้องโว้ย
ขนาด แป้งมันสำปะหลัง แป้งท้าวยายม่อม เห็นละยายยังหนี
มีแป้งแค่ชนิดเดียวที่แดกได้ ก็คือแป้งตราเต่าเหยียบโลก

Gluten Free, Gluten Free, Gluten Free
Gluten Free, Gluten Free, Gluten Free

Just like me, อ้ะ Just Like Me
อะ Gluten Free อ้ะ Just Like Me

Gluten Free, Gluten Free, Gluten Free
Gluten Free, Gluten Free, Gluten Free
Gluten Free, Gluten Free, Gluten Free
Gluten Free, Gluten Free, Gluten Free
Gluten Free, Gluten Free, Gluten Free
Gluten Free, Gluten Free, Gluten Free

Gluten Free, Just Like Me

Juice

[tracklist]
1. quiet storm intro
2. tonight (we got all night)
3. FCC interlude
4. wen I C U
5. thomas the “so fine”
6. wait is over
7. not your style
8. thirsty commercial
9. feel
10. no 1’s gona luv u
11. rain skinterlude
12. sex in the rain pt. 2
13. interlude in the nude
14. deep&heavy
15. cross my mind
16. f’in wit tommy again (sza snippet)
17. afterglow
18. guudnyte
19. outro

Afterglow [Quiet Storm III Beat Tape]

Should've been a lawyer

Songwriter at Defend Music -  https://open.spotify.com/artist/2Sp1VHQ8bdHhoNTKbrljyM

Twitter - www.twitter.com/sammyplotkin
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sammyplotkin/


Bio by Jacob Moeller -

Sammy Plotkin’s first introduction to music came in the womb, when his mother attended a Billy Joel concert while eight months pregnant with him, sparking what has since grown into a burning passion for brutally honest lyrics and emotionally driven ballads. Raised by music-loving parents to the eclectic tunes of Joel, Pat Metheny, Etta James, and Sting, Plotkin was exposed from an early age to a wide variety of musical influences, resulting in a hard-to-place sound that is part pop, part indie, and part soul. Though one thing remains constant: it’s all Plotkin. 
Born in Springfield, Massachusetts on May 11th, 1992 into a musical family, Plotkin wasted little time in his pursuit of music, taking his first singing lessons at age six. Two years later he was forced out of his comfort zone and onto the stage when his hyper-supportive parents managed to convince a director to let him sing a solo with the Dan Kane Singers at Symphony Hall in Springfield. Introverted by nature, Plotkin quickly identified music as the most natural form of expression available to him and dove headfirst into piano lessons and poetry. At 12, he met and began learning from piano teacher James Argiro, whom he credits with helping bridge his music and lyrics together to create his first complete songs. After submitting these songs to several local competitions, Plotkin caught the eye of Nashville music producer Cliff Downs. With the young musician balancing high school back home with trips to Nashville throughout, the two worked together on what would become Plotkin’s first album, Underground, which he released at the age of 14. 
After graduating high school, Plotkin enrolled at Belmont University in Nashville and began studying songwriting and music business. In 2012, he was awarded the ASCAP Songwriter Scholarship for a song he wrote with future pop star Meghan Trainor entitled “One Broken Heart Away.” Belmont’s proximity to Music Row allowed the budding musician to participate in internships with various music-publishing companies, the last of which, with Disney Music Group, brought him to Los Angeles for the first time, where he fell in love with the city’s diverse artistic landscape. After returning to Nashville to finish school, he packed up his Sterling Audio microphone, duet interface, and the laptop he used to record and transplanted to Los Angeles to pursue a full-time career in music.
The singer/songwriter and producer has kept busy since arriving in the city of angels, signing a publishing deal with Defend Music, a division of Kobalt Music Group, as well as collaborating with American Idol finalist Dalton Rapattoni, U.K. rapper Scrufizzer, and international recording artist Claydee. In 2016, Plotkin won first place in Adult Contemporary Music at the International Songwriting Competition for “Halfway Out Of Love,” a song he wrote with friend and American Idol finalist Rayvon Owen. The same year, he also released an EP titled Words Don’t Mean Much In This Town. Plotkin is currently at work on his next EP and is excited to continue building an honest and meaningful relationship with his audience while he explores himself through his music. “There’s always a chance I can truly connect with someone,” he says, “If I can make someone feel understood, then I feel understood.”

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