Best At Being Sad
by Sister Lucy
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“The Best At Being Sad single is my internal monologue with unhappiness - The lyrics are self-mocking, cruel and impatient, I wanted to create a personification of sadness.”
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I tried to shake you off
but you stuck like rain
I can’t help what you make me do
I can’t help if you hate me too
When I figure it out
You just make bad decisions
Give me chaos and disorder
I wanna live again
I can’t help what you make me do
I can’t help if you hate me too
Don’t choke on a mountain that doesn’t exist
I feel it in my bones
It’s so familiar to me
I see you alone
So wasted and sad
You are the best at being broken
You are the best at being sad
You’re best at being Sad
I tried to shake you off
but you stuck like rain
but you stuck like rain
I can’t help what you make me do
I can’t help if you hate me too
When I figure it out
You just make bad decisions
Give me chaos and disorder
I wanna live again
I can’t help what you make me do
I can’t help if you hate me too
Don’t choke on a mountain that doesn’t exist
I feel it in my bones
It’s so familiar to me
I see you alone
So wasted and sad
You are the best at being broken
You are the best at being sad
You’re best at being Sad
I tried to shake you off
but you stuck like rain
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released November 3, 2021
Produced by Harri Chambers
Mixed By Moshik Kop
Mastered bt Jon Astley
Drums by James Luxton
Produced by Harri Chambers
Mixed By Moshik Kop
Mastered bt Jon Astley
Drums by James Luxton
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Sister Lucy London, UK
Abi Sinclair, aka Sister Lucy, hails from Devon and now resides in South East
London where she writes Country-Grunge Headbangers...
Debut EP 'Big Girl Pants' OUT NOW!
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Sep 2021
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