1. |
Passes By
04:50
|
|||
|
Rocking chair
On my porch
You're walking
Through the door
I'm inside
Feeling Bored
Tangoing with
The vacuum cord
Lazy and slow
The hottest June
I call out to you
Sometimes a glimpse
Just won't do
Watching me
Watching you
The sun is red
In the sky
Another day
Passes by
Another kiss
On my lips
Another hand
On my hips
Slow dancing
Outside
Another day
Passes by
Packing up
All my things
Wasn't it just
The start of spring
Closing the door
One last time
Will you be there
On the other side?
Will I see you
In the fall?
If it comes
Around at all
Carve my name
In the driveway
I'll come back here
Someday
The sun is red
In the sky
Another day
Passes by
Another kiss
On my lips
Another hand
On my hips
Slow dancing
Outside
Another day
Passes by
|
||||
2. |
Missin' You
03:38
|
|||
|
I'm getting in my car
I'm driving away
I'm looking for tears
Streaming down your face
And in the rearview mirror I can see there's nothing there
So why am I so sad? This doesn't feel fair
Cuz I'm gonna be the one whose missin you
Missin you feels like all there is to do
And you're the one whose fine without me
You're the one standing in the street
Watching me drive away with a smile and a wave
And I'm the one with tears on my face
As my lips wet
As my face gets cold
As my hands grip the wheel because it's the only thing I have to hold
Instead of changing lanes on the highway I'm thinking about all our fighting
And I'm reliving every word you said on billboards inside my head
What I could've said
What I could've said
I don't know if you were wearing socks outside
But you looked so cold when you waved goodbye
And I knew you didn't plan to stay out long
So why would you have put your sneakers on?
Cuz I'm gonna be the one whose missin you
Missin you feels like all there is to do
And you're the one whose fine without me
You're the one standing in the street
Watching me drive away with a smile and a wave
And I'm the one with tears on my face
|
||||
3. |
Grass
04:29
|
|||
|
Zoe's in the backyard
Holding a baby
Slung around her neck
In a sling
Listening to guitar
In the backyard
Everybody's starting to swing
Grass underfoot
My god it feels so good
Grass underfoot
My god it feels so good
Winter came to stay so we all moved away
Winter came to stay so we all moved away
Babies in the sandbox
In the driveway
No cars in or out
And the soccerball is rolling
Into the street
Everybody's starting to shout
Grass underfoot
My god it feels so good
Grass underfoot
My god it feels so good
Winter came to stay so we all moved away
Winter came to stay so we all moved away
Grass underfoot
My god it feels so good
Grass underfoot
My god it feels so good
Winter came to stay so we all moved away
Winter came to stay so we all moved away
|
||||
Rosegirl Bloomington, Indiana
a few funky friends in the midwest
If you like Rosegirl, you may also like:
I Wish You Could See Yourself Right Now
by Gentle Organisms
The aptly named Gentle Organisms specialize in quietly radiant songs centered on tender melodies.
go to album
The “grunge soul” artist draws from influences like Nina Simone, Lianne La Havas, and Kurt Cobian on her new project.
go to album
Sweet Tooth (Extended Version)
by Kaycie Satterfield
Can’t-miss, sunshine-y vocal melodies glide through warm guitar pop for a surge of summer in the midst of winter.
go to album
Former pageant queen Caroline Weinroth takes aim at the competitive world of Miss America with this bouncy, grungy power-pop EP.
go to album
The Months I Missed
by Mellorine
The songs on the latest from Mellorine range from bright indie to surging post-rock, centered on earnest vocal melodies.
go to album
The Parts I Dread
by Pictoria Vark
Iowa-via-New Jersey bassist and songwriter works through alienation and helplessness through surging, introspective indie rock.
go to album
The Convincer (20th Anniversary Edition)
by Nick Lowe
Released in 2001, “The Convincer” is a gentle gem in the Nick Lowe catalog; an anniversary edition provides opportunity for rediscovery.
go to album
