Losing
from self-titled by Pictoria Vark
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lyrics
losing my mouth
my fingers break
you were every dream
a quiet mistake
the power runs out
the water runs thin
i know it's time
and how to begin
i spent the last of you
on groceries
easier to curse myself
than a faceless enemy
your spot in my home
softened by dust
an ashy microphone
my heart made of rust
my fingers break
you were every dream
a quiet mistake
the power runs out
the water runs thin
i know it's time
and how to begin
i spent the last of you
on groceries
easier to curse myself
than a faceless enemy
your spot in my home
softened by dust
an ashy microphone
my heart made of rust
credits
from self-titled,
released November 9, 2018
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about
Pictoria Vark Chicago, Illinois
Songwriter and bassist living now in Chicago, IL
booking:
victoriaparkbass@gmail.com
general inquiries:
victoriaparkbass@gmail.com
discography
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Nov 2018
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Pictoria Vark recommends:
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this EP makes me feel alive and excited about the future of indie rock. it rules so hard.
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some of my favorite guitar parts and production from this year. if you think you figured this album out at any given point, you're probably wrong.
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무너지기 (Crumbling)
by 공중도둑 (Mid-Air Thief)makes me miss early era dirty projectors. the production is so fun and light; it'll leave you smiling front to back.
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Death of a Cheerleader is an excellent album consisting of songs that are equal parts striking, unique, and introspective. It’s the type of album that makes choosing a favorite track difficult, but I managed to narrow them down to “Head Cheerleader”, “Forever” and “Drunk Voicemail”.
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