1. |
Home For Me (Acoustic)
02:30
|
|||
|
I feel like I'm sinking to the bottom of the sea, a place that has become like home for me. I used to claim that I had no fear, but now, I can't shake away from all the things I feel, and come to terms with I'm terrified of the unknown and dying all alone.
The cold keeps me from falling asleep. If I risk nothing, I risk everything. So, I wear my heart on my sleeve, and let it tell the story of who I used to be.
I'll just chalk it up to the thinking too much.
|
||||
2. |
||||
|
I swear, I've been down this road before with my hands tied tight behind my back. I'm screaming, "Let's make this work. Let's make this last." With my hands behind by back, I'm screaming.
I've seen this before broken down on the floor. I try to get up, but I can't seem to catch my breath.
Catch my breath and listen to my heartbeat. If I catch this moment, will my strength come back to me?
|
||||
If you like Corinne, you may also like:
Bracing post-hardcore meets festival-ready rock on the Tokyo band's sharp new EP, mixed and mastered by Will Yip (Turnstile, Title Fight).
go to album
The Chicago duo's third album unites their respective math rock and dream pop sounds.
go to album
The Gainesville emo band work through grief and mental illness with honest, empathetic hooks and dynamic guitars.
go to album
North East Coastal Town
by LIFE
UK outfit honor their hometown of Hull, England through surging post-rock hooks and vivid character studies.
go to album
My Checkered Future
by Eichlers
California artist Eichlers feeds classic ska punk rhythms through a glimmering, infectious hyperpop filter.
go to album
We Can Live Here Forever
by Barely Civil
Sweetly sincere Midwestern indie rock that balances an intimate approach with moments of big emotion.
go to album
Kathleen Hanna returns with another set of bruising, synth-driven songs from her band The Julie Ruin.
go to album
