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driving over the sea of glass
then home again, alone again
city lights sparkle and they shine
it's too quiet in the country
to be home again, alone again
without you by my side
so I'll drive through teflon streets
searching for soul and a bite to eat
but I just won't feel complete
'til you return
off the highway, past the pines
then home again, alone again
the QuickStop sign flickers and fades out of sight
it's just M83 and me
home again, alone again
did I mention it's way too quiet tonight?
'cause I can't be left alone
with these thoughts I call my own
and it just won't feel like home
'til you return
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driving over the sea of glass
then home again, alone again
city lights sparkle and they shine
it's too quiet in the country
to be home again, alone again
without you by my side
so I'll drive through teflon streets
searching for soul and a bite to eat
but I just won't feel complete
'til you return
off the highway, past the pines
then home again, alone again
the QuickStop sign flickers and fades out of sight
it's just M83 and me
home again, alone again
did I mention it's way too quiet tonight?
'cause I can't be left alone
with these thoughts I call my own
and it just won't feel like home
'til you return
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Andrew Thomas Hallowell, Maine
Hi. I’m Andrew. I play keyboards. I also sing. Occasionally, I do both together. What does that sound
like?
Imagine Ben Folds, Joe Jackson and the members of Death Cab for Cutie meeting at a party and forming a supergroup. Divide that by 7. If Ben's train leaves the station at 3:30, how much fuel will it have burned by the time it’s passed Joe’s house? Wait, what were we talking about again?
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Save You From Yourself
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Well-crafted acoustic pop-rock with a hint of melancholy.
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Secrets of the New Explorers
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One of my favorite songwriters (and frontman of 90's stalwarts Toad the Wet Sprocket) goes sci-fi.
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“Portraits” is a collection of expertly drawn narrative songs with sharply observed lyrics and rustic instrumentation.
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Truth or Consequences
by Chelsea Rose
The former Summer Twin steps into her own on a sophisticated solo record full of classic pop sounds and starry-eyed optimism.
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This debut from the Paris-based American artist showcases his genre-fluid sound.
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The indie rock and pop singer returns for her third EP which incorporates levity and darker themes.
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