Rager
from What Happens After by Laveda
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lyrics
Wasting time
Going nowhere
In my mind
I’m alright
To get by
On the way down
Glorified suicide
Now it’s on fire
There’s nowhere left to wander
Soon everyone dies
We’ll never find another
Lose your mind
Find a lover
Watch them cry
Nothings right
Wish I died
Sometime last year
Hope i find
Dawn tonight
Now it’s on fire
There’s nowhere left to wander
Soon everyone dies
We’ll never find another
Maybe it’ll happen a billion years from now
When the sun finally burns all it’s hydrogen
Or maybe it’s only a matter of months until we kill ourselves with nuclear war
Years ago when I was younger
I didn’t think about how the end would look or sound or feel
but the way our world and it’s people have seemed to move backwards in thought has pressed this idea up to the front of my skull
And I’m looking out my window
A hundred years from now as a member of a future generation
And what I’m seeing is terrifying
Going nowhere
In my mind
I’m alright
To get by
On the way down
Glorified suicide
Now it’s on fire
There’s nowhere left to wander
Soon everyone dies
We’ll never find another
Lose your mind
Find a lover
Watch them cry
Nothings right
Wish I died
Sometime last year
Hope i find
Dawn tonight
Now it’s on fire
There’s nowhere left to wander
Soon everyone dies
We’ll never find another
Maybe it’ll happen a billion years from now
When the sun finally burns all it’s hydrogen
Or maybe it’s only a matter of months until we kill ourselves with nuclear war
Years ago when I was younger
I didn’t think about how the end would look or sound or feel
but the way our world and it’s people have seemed to move backwards in thought has pressed this idea up to the front of my skull
And I’m looking out my window
A hundred years from now as a member of a future generation
And what I’m seeing is terrifying
credits
from What Happens After,
track released May 8, 2020
Written & Performed by Laveda
Produced by Dylan Herman, Laveda & Scoops Dardaris
Mixed by Jason Finkel
Mastered by Justin Shturtz
Drums by Joe Taurone
Engineered by Dylan Sky and Scoops Dardaris
Video by Derick Noetzel
Written & Performed by Laveda
Produced by Dylan Herman, Laveda & Scoops Dardaris
Mixed by Jason Finkel
Mastered by Justin Shturtz
Drums by Joe Taurone
Engineered by Dylan Sky and Scoops Dardaris
Video by Derick Noetzel
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Laveda Brooklyn, New York
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Apr 11Brooklyn, NY
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Apr 13Brattleboro, VT
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May 11Buffalo, NY
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May 12Rochester, NY
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May 13Toronto, ON
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May 14Montreal, QC
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May 15Troy, NY
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May 16Philadelphia, PA
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May 17Medford, MA
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