Future Me
from Survival Pop by Worriers
Brian Miller
Brian Miller
Music for an optimistic existential crisis
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lyrics
Here I am future me, on the corner of 5th and Berkeley. Glorified canvas socks and this shredded jean jacket. The corners that I end up on by accident.
Between the leaves and sky I see negative space, when I followed some directions past your old place. Like a friend you can’t forgive but then forgot, your house is on Your Neighborhood’s Next Top Parking Lot.
When I leave you’ll never notice it. But I relive those years like phantom limbs. Your indecision, a lack of empathy. I shoulda left, I shoulda settled for lonely.
Every slow familiar soundtrack brings me here, to a ghost I haven’t spoken to in years. My nerves were slowly stretching out the sleeves of every sweater. Rekindling old habits, knowing better.
When I leave you’ll never notice it. But I relive those years like phantom limbs. Your indecision, a lack of empathy. I shoulda left, I shoulda settled for lonely.
Dark nostalgia and the tapes I haven’t played, since that deck broke in my old room in the house you never went to.
Here I am, future me.
Between the leaves and sky I see negative space, when I followed some directions past your old place. Like a friend you can’t forgive but then forgot, your house is on Your Neighborhood’s Next Top Parking Lot.
When I leave you’ll never notice it. But I relive those years like phantom limbs. Your indecision, a lack of empathy. I shoulda left, I shoulda settled for lonely.
Every slow familiar soundtrack brings me here, to a ghost I haven’t spoken to in years. My nerves were slowly stretching out the sleeves of every sweater. Rekindling old habits, knowing better.
When I leave you’ll never notice it. But I relive those years like phantom limbs. Your indecision, a lack of empathy. I shoulda left, I shoulda settled for lonely.
Dark nostalgia and the tapes I haven’t played, since that deck broke in my old room in the house you never went to.
Here I am, future me.
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from Survival Pop,
released September 29, 2017
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Worriers Brooklyn, New York
Worriers are a band from Brooklyn, New York, led by songwriter Lauren Denitzio. They've toured with acts like John K Samson, Against Me!, Julien Baker, Anti Flag, The Wonder Years, and more. Worriers' debut album "Imaginary Life" was produced by Laura Jane Grace of Against Me! ... more
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May 10Philadelphia, PA
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May 11Medford, MA
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May 13Brooklyn, NY
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May 14Buffalo, NY
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May 15Toronto, ON
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May 16Montreal, QC
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