pov: you are my phone and i am having the time of my life with the garageband beat sequencer

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Sven B. Schreiber (sbs) I don't know if Steve Jobs had something like this in mind, when "Apple" bought "Emagic" in 2002, and turned their "Logic" digital audio workstation into "GarageBand"... but actually, I can't think of a better purpose than what Rachel Brown did with it, having the time of her life. And I just was having the time of my life listening to the results! Favorite track: a handwritten letter to the ups truck.

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1.	when i closed them good 02:30	lyrics	buy track
i saw every single atom in the pencil mark you made on my left arm in a hurry trying to get to a phase where the icon steps down to run off with a stranger to feel the weight who could trust a perfect person who could trust someone to handle control when i closed my eyes when i closed them good i saw every single atom
2.	tried to find myself in other people, didn't work out like i had hoped 03:01	lyrics	buy track
any body any body any body any body any body any body except yours i take it back it's mine to have
3.	self-awareness and how to be a better dancer 04:16	lyrics	buy track
there is only all directions i can’t believe that you didn’t notice how you moved you can enter the exit or stay here with me stay here or leave up right inside left down behind with you without into around there is only all directions
4.	a handwritten letter to the ups truck 02:05	lyrics	buy track
you wrote your address down your handwriting was exceptional i read it on the paper that you hung on the wall i keep you close, you keep me out i keep you close, you have no idea about it i got the message it's pathetic that i still wish to see my name in your script i keep you close, you keep me out i keep you close or just around
5.	fatally optimistic, terminally alive 03:05	lyrics	buy track
if there’s light out there let it let it let it die let it let it let it shine if there’s hope somewhere let it let it let it go let it let it let it let it save our souls if there’s faith in a future where i still exist i’ll have no choice but to accept that i must live

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released May 12, 2020

written and recorded may 2020
mixed and mastered by nate amos

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