Coyote Kid - Femme Fatale

Side Character / Cloudfodder

Preacher

Over and Over

A song about Mary.

Lyrics:
Mary's an animal, as sick as they come.
Taste of a cannibal, on top of her tounge.
She'll fill you with loving and drink out your blood.
She’s trying to kill me but I just want you.

What's a matter with the company jet?
What's a matter with those rolled cigarettes?
You still feel like a loner, you feel like a loner little lamb.
What's a matter with those ivory keys?
What's a matter with the life that you lead?
You still feel like a loner, you feel like a loner little lamb.

Can you feel anything? Are you more than a sensitive man?
There she is plain as day. She would love, oh, to take you away.
I just want you.

Cold-blooded, as cruel as can be;
Abuse her or you'll always need
Oh, to feel mary's loving, to feel mary's loving little lamb.
Stop running and fuel the disease.
Don't use her and face your own beast
Can you feel mary's loving, feel mary's loving, little lamb?

What’s a matter with your silicone dress?
Can’t you see you’ve made a terrible mess?
You still feel like a loner, you feel like a loner little lamb.

Concentrate

Mary

Track 3 from the album AN UNWAVERING BAND OF LIGHT by Jenny Owen Youngs.

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Pirates

White Noise Boys

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girl in blue

Rock Star Skinny

Be Mine

Lyrics:
I want your finger prints all over me  
Cause if they find me dead they should know who it be  
Who kicked me off the boat  
Who threw me in the moat   
To the gators so I never see nobody later  
I love the danger   
Don’t be a stranger   
You want my body   
Well now you got me  
I’m the big shot in your life now  
I’m the one who makes sense  
I’m the big shot in your life now  
I’m the one who makes sense  
And you said you never knew me  
But I think you do  
You always did, Kid, you know it’s true   
I’m the big shot in your life now  
I’m the one who makes sense 
I put ten sugar cubes in my root beer float  
Refuse to be serious cause life is a joke   
I don’t know a lot but I know what you got  
Don’t be maybe baby come on I’m the big shot  
I wanted danger  
You was a stranger  
You want my body  
Well now you got me  
I’m the big shot in your life now  
I’m the one who makes sense  
I’m the big shot in your life now  
I’m the one who makes sense  
And you said you never knew me  
But I think you do  
You always did, Kid, you know it’s true   
I’m the big shot in your life now  
I’m the one who makes sense 
Yea kid I think you need to take a look in the mirror    
Take that look in the mirror   
I’m the big shot in your life now  
I’m the one who makes sense  
I’m the big shot in your life now  
I’m the one who makes sense  
And you said you never knew me  
But I think you do  
You always did, Kid, you know it’s true    
I’m the big shot in your life now 
I’m the one who makes sense

Big Shot

You get to a point when it's not about anything at all other than expressing yourself in the most honest and natural way possible. This is what seasoned songwriter Daniel James has accomplished with Worried Well. By scaling back the traditional rock instrumentation, James has made the focus of Worried Well rely solely upon the message and the tense feel of his melodic and often afflictive songwriting. James and drummer/multi-instrumentalist Cam Jones have turned their two-man band into a regional indie staple since forming in 2011. The duo has been developing a following and headlining club shows in their native New England, getting press recognition and favorable reviews including a nomination for “Best New Act” and “Best Rock-Pop Act” in The Portland Phoenix, as well as touring the northeast and performing with such acts as Murder By Death, mewithoutYou, The Hold Steady, Front Bottoms and Gin Blossoms. 

Both deliberately and poetically, Worried Well weave the unlikely themes of political commentary, religion, mental health and the mundane into short, rapid-fire and loud songs. All of this is on full display in their stripped down, raucous and tense live performance.

Vinyl and CDs available at www.worriedwell.bandcamp.com

Over and Over

Worried Well

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