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Rock Bottom (Demo)
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Chorus:
You don't have to hit rock bottom to start rising
You don't have to fall apart to get fixed
If you stumble twice, you don't have to spiral
Even though I just did
Verse 1:
This kid here got his stereo broken
at the party he had at his place
collateral damage for the fun that's now fuzzy
Apartment's trashed. There's a grin on his face
Beneath the picture he shows to his friends
Beneath the image he projects
There's a scared kid hungry for chaos
Totally unsure of what will happen next
Chorus
Verse 2:
This day is pretty. The light is blinding.
I am driving myself in my van.
On my way to refuse more help.
I'd like to change but I don't think I can.
Maybe I can and I just don't want to yet.
Maybe I'm putting off a reasonable life.
One of these days I'll quit all this sinking and drinking
One of these days I'll live my life right
Chorus
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St. Augustine's Day New Haven, Connecticut
A native Texan, Will Parker (he/him) has been immersed in a wide range of musical influence over the years--as is apparent in his tendency to fuse genres. From lyrical rap to folk punk to kid’s music, he uses a variety of styles in his songs. Seen on guitar, ukulele and harmonica, his shows are engaging, high-energy and often involved audience participation. ... more
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