Believe
by BYLAND
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lyrics
Iʼm afraid to look at my phone tonight
Will I be defined by what I find
Itʼs not that Iʼm afraid to be In the light
But are you someone I can hide behind
If you believe in me maybe I won't have to
If you believe in me maybe I won't have to
If you believe in me maybe I won't have to
Maybe I won’t have to
Why do possibilities feel like pressure to me
If you tell me what to do then I won’t have to choose
I know I can do anything anything is too many options
If you believe in me maybe I won't have to
If you believe in me maybe I won't have to
If you believe in me maybe I won't have to
Maybe I won’t have to
Oh Maybe I won’t have to
If you believe in me maybe I won't have to
If you believe in me maybe I won't have to
If you believe in me maybe I won't have to
Maybe I won’t have to
Maybe I won’t have to
Will I be defined by what I find
Itʼs not that Iʼm afraid to be In the light
But are you someone I can hide behind
If you believe in me maybe I won't have to
If you believe in me maybe I won't have to
If you believe in me maybe I won't have to
Maybe I won’t have to
Why do possibilities feel like pressure to me
If you tell me what to do then I won’t have to choose
I know I can do anything anything is too many options
If you believe in me maybe I won't have to
If you believe in me maybe I won't have to
If you believe in me maybe I won't have to
Maybe I won’t have to
Oh Maybe I won’t have to
If you believe in me maybe I won't have to
If you believe in me maybe I won't have to
If you believe in me maybe I won't have to
Maybe I won’t have to
Maybe I won’t have to
credits
released July 24, 2020
Writing: Alie Byland
Co-writing: Jake Byland
Production: Nathan Yaccino
Mixing: Nathan Yaccino
Additional Mixing: Andy Park
Mastering: Ed Brooks
Guest Musicians:
Electric Guitar: Jessica Dobson
Synth: Jessica Dobson
Vocals: Jessica Dobson
Vocals: Torry Anderson
Writing: Alie Byland
Co-writing: Jake Byland
Production: Nathan Yaccino
Mixing: Nathan Yaccino
Additional Mixing: Andy Park
Mastering: Ed Brooks
Guest Musicians:
Electric Guitar: Jessica Dobson
Synth: Jessica Dobson
Vocals: Jessica Dobson
Vocals: Torry Anderson
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about
BYLAND Seattle, Washington
Byland is the moniker and last name of Seattle-based, Albuquerque-raised, Cinematic Indie Rock artist, Alie Renee. Her dynamic sound is often characterized by arrangements full of intriguing time signatures and unexpected chord changes, tethered by timeless lyrics and vocal vulnerability. For her, music is about taking time to create space to process emotions. ... more
shows
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Apr 1Sacramento, CA
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Apr 4Los Angeles (LA), CA
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Apr 5Pioneertown, CA
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Apr 6Solana Beach, CA
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Apr 25Chicago, IL
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Apr 28Toronto, ON
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May 1Boston, MA
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May 3Washington, DC
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May 9Denver, CO
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May 10Denver, CO
discography
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