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theres this area of train tracks a few minutes away from my home. Sometimes in the evening i hear the train’s whistle. Its a distance away but audible.
It’s kinda….nostalgic for me? I’ve always periodically heard it, and i perk up when i hear it. Like…it sounds like home.
I’m gonna miss it when my mom and I move to Atlanta, (not the main big city area more outskirts-ish) closer to my sister’s place.
this song has been holding my hand for two years but i only just now watched the video and its very good, very honest and emotional and i think more ppl should see it
Georgia Train’s I Do — A Naked Introspection of Relationships
Georgia Train’s album, I Do, was recorded during the COVID-19 pandemic, released on May 1. The authentic, unique LP is an album about love that’s not really about love; it delves into the intricacies and hard truths experienced in relationships.
About a decade ago, I was first introduced to Georgia Train as part of a two-piece band named Bitter Ruin. From the moment of first hearing the track that introduced me to them on Myspace, “Trust”, their dramatic music had the ability to connect with my mental and emotional state. Released on May 1, her 10-track solo album I Do is no exception, as it resonates deeply on personal levels.
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Georgia Train shares emotive single ‘The Who’
Brighton-based song writing guru Georgia Train reveals her latest single ‘The Who’, released via song writing house Hookers Songs.This track is her first release in three years. Despite continuously dedicating herself to the song writing craft, Georgia is putting herself in the spotlight once again to display her incredible talent.
Showcasing her ethereally powerful vocals, ‘The Who’ first appears as a melancholic piano ballad before later revealinga punchy, heartfelt chorus. With a poignant lyrical concept, the track leaves you wanting to hit repeat again and again.
Georgia explains: "I write songs for other people every day, but very very occasionally I just fall in love with an idea so much that I can’t stomach giving it to another artist. ‘The Who’ is one of those songs. The message is more introverted that the usual pop lyric and I felt like it meant something very deep and personal to me. Ultimately, it’s about insecurity in a relationship and pure desperation to mean something to someone."
Photo credit: Ian Wallman
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