1. |
Time Now for Ghosts
03:54
|
|||
|
Sometimes I wish that I could drink
A magic potion
That would make me forget
About the way you felt against me
When I had a single bed
Make me forget
You’re here
In front of me
And I’m trying
To keep my cool
But I’m lonely
Talking about
Mundane things
When we used to
Have something
Special
Special
Have something
Special
Special
Watching the rain race down the windows
I sometimes wonder
If we’ll ever collide
Knowing full well that I am stubborn
I won’t let myself dissolve
I live for the fight
You tried
To make me feel
Safer
Than I ever was
But I was lonely
Even when
You held me
Too afraid to
Have something
Special
Special
Have something
Special
Special
|
||||
If you like Slow Shudder, you may also like:
Under The Weather
by Candy Moore
Sweetly melancholy bedroom pop is rarely as actually vulnerable and personal as it is in this Australian artist's hands.
go to album
Don't be fooled by the iridescent sheen of this glitchy electro-pop artist from London; her music has a tender heart.
go to album
Another stellar effort from the Melbourne producer and singer-songwriter, built around fragmented grooves, warped vocals, and catchy hooks.
go to album
Airbrushed synthpop from New York sound artist Fielded is equal parts deep emotion and high fashion style.
go to album
Art-pop that turns a critical eye on the world, as accessible as it is complex; sales benefit the Southern Poverty Law Center.
go to album
The Franco-British artist crafts maximalist pop from a variety of angles, channeling David Bowie, Frank Ocean, and even Phillip Glass.
go to album
Danish singer and multi-instrumentalist channels empowering themes into lush indie pop infused with brass, banjos, strings, and more.
go to album
