Splitting Seams
from Decaydes Later (EP, 2024) by The Specific Heats
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lyrics
We’ve been here before, I know the way it goes
It starts as one thing and then it only grows
And no conversation can make this go away
All hesitation, standing in place
Daydream maybe gonna
split this scene, take off and
find a place where we belong
In isolation I found myself renewed
No complications, leading to a clearer view
All that elation, needed something to do
But that situation ended all too soon
Daydream, maybe gonna
split this scene, take off and
find a place where we belong
Daydream, lately I’ve been
splitting seams to take it all and
stitch a scene up of our own
Daydream baby
Daydream, maybe?
Daydream, baby mine.
It starts as one thing and then it only grows
And no conversation can make this go away
All hesitation, standing in place
Daydream maybe gonna
split this scene, take off and
find a place where we belong
In isolation I found myself renewed
No complications, leading to a clearer view
All that elation, needed something to do
But that situation ended all too soon
Daydream, maybe gonna
split this scene, take off and
find a place where we belong
Daydream, lately I’ve been
splitting seams to take it all and
stitch a scene up of our own
Daydream baby
Daydream, maybe?
Daydream, baby mine.
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from Decaydes Later (EP, 2024),
track released July 3, 2024
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The Specific Heats Santa Fe, New Mexico
Inspired by 60s moody garage & psych-pop, and 80s-2000s post-punk and indie pop, The Specific Heats formed in Boston in 2004 and became known for their unique combination of catchy yet melancholy hooks and energetic live performances. From 2006-2011, they were primarily based in Brooklyn. They returned from a 12-year hiatus in 2023 and are now split between Santa Fe, NM & Boston. ... more
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