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A song about fearing connection and love, even though you want those things. Setting: The J-Train between Gates Avenue and Halsey Street at 11PM.

lyrics

A neighborhood without a name, it disappeared without a trace. And there’s no need to find it now that I am living out of town. I get on the train and I ask for your name; a prize we can claim; you begin to take aim, and I panic and you smile and I’m manic, takes a while to calm down. You stick around.
The night, it looks so bright and we walk in the light and it’s a quiet night and we both feel alright, and Bushwick is my next stop and I know we just met, but my heart is a firework; a lit cigarette.
You say:
“Are you feeling okay?”
My brain is astray and it makes me feel shame, I tell you all of this and I don’t know why.
And you put your hand on my back and want to cry. I feel connected to you and I don’t think (need), I know why.
The night, it looks so bright and we walk in the light and it’s a quiet night and we both feel alright and you cling on my sleeve. And I don’t know what that means but my face, it turns red
with some existential dread. And I softly touch your hand, and you grip mine with yours, and you smile even more, and I look towards the floor and Bushwick is my next stop and
I know we just met, but my heart is a firework; a lit cigarette.

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from Scenes of Brooklyn or Meditations on Mid​-​Twenties Mediocrity, released March 20, 2020
Music and Lyrics by Benny Morawa

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Boyfrienders Wyandotte, Michigan

whatever decides to come out of the mind of poppy morawa; live band includes matthew stonebraker, adrian clark, and evan laybourn

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