Gentle, droll, humorously self-deprecatingly, and also delicately beautiful, this new experimental folk single by the moniker of Los Angeles singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Meg Duffy addresses the love-hate relationship with making music, out on Fat Possum. To explore and enjoy more by Hand Habits, see also the other embedded links below.
Maybe I should throw the towel in
Move back east and plant a garden
Dandelions for my wishes
Forget about this music business
Lifestyles of the rich and famous
Private jets and charging stations
Wish that I could say I hate it
But I want it so bad I can barely take it
I could’ve bailed my brother out of prison
Could’ve paid off all his violation
Blame it on a bad decision
Pretend that I’m still a good person
(Pretend that I’m still a good person)
Pretend that I’m still a good person
(Pretend that I’m still a good person)
Pretend that I’m still a good person
(Pretend that I’m still a good person)
Pretend that I’m still a good person
Cue new track
Go on, if it’s so easy
You try it
Here, you try it
If it’s so easy, you try it
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