you won't remember all my champagne problems

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you won't remember all my champagne problems
come out and haunt me
they're overjoyed in this world
you say that we'll screw it up in these trying times
I'm probably gonna let you down
all I wanted was a sliver to call mine
there's nothing to lose and nothing to prove
I'll stare directly in the sun but never in the mirror
me myself I've got nothing to prove
Happy New Year's baby / we can probably fix it if we clean it up all day / or we could simply pack our bags and catch a plane to Barcelona 'cause this city's a drag
and if you fall ill I will nurse you back to health / but darlinâ I canât save you from yourself
two years ago there just seemed so much more
RIP, Sinéad
Figuring out that everything is such a learning experience, life is not linear. Embracing that change and embracing mistakes and celebrations and lessons. Because they're all part of that whole journey.
-- Courtney Barnett on her journey from "I've Got a Friend Called Emily Ferris" to her upcoming instrumental album End Of The Day
shiver and say the words of every lie you've heard
âIt was incredibly moving, seeing how the artists and storytellers were dancing with the muses and the relationships with the songs themselves, which is outside of my relationship withâ the music, says [Tori] Amos, who also has a home in England. She speaks of her songs as if they take on their own forms and lives once she has recorded them. âWhen they leave my studio at Cornwall and walk down the lane, some have short skirts on and Iâm a little embarrassed, and some have a bottle of tequila. Theyâll never be just mine again.â -- "Tori Amos fought for her songs 30 years ago. Now sheâs celebrating them."
I opened up my eyes And found myself alone Alone Alone above a raging sea That stole the only girl I loved And drowned her deep inside of me
I let you fake it âcause I canât take it