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“You act like you’re all alone out there in the world, but you’re not. You’re not alone.”
— Stranger Things (via goodreadss)
Favourite lyrics: Call It What You Want (2017)
sometimes i wonder when you sleep are you ever dreaming of me?
Up on the roof with a school girl crush, drinking beer out of plastic cups, say you fancy me, not fancy stuff, baby all at once this is enough
There are definitely moments when it’s like this cloud of an idea comes and just lands in front of your face, and you reach up and grab it. A lot of songwriting is things you learn, structure, and cultivating that skill, and knowing how to craft a song. But there are mystical, magical moments, inexplicable moments when an idea that is fully formed just pops into your head. And that’s the purest part of my job. It can get complicated on every other level, but the songwriting is still the same uncomplicated process it was when I was 12 years old writing songs in my room.
how you get the girl - ts
Whatever they say
through bliss and pain
pray anyway
love anyway
believe the best
and stay anyway.
“And I dream too much and I don’t write enough and I’m trying to find God everywhere.”
— Anis Mojgai, “For Those Who Can Ride in an Airplane For the First Time” (via wordsnquotes)