Dari

PERFORMING ARTISTS
fantasy of a broken heart
fantasy of a broken heart
Performer
Bailey Wollowitz
Bailey Wollowitz
Vocals
Al Nardo
Al Nardo
Vocals
Hayden Ticehurst
Hayden Ticehurst
Guitar
Nick Noneman
Nick Noneman
Synthesizer
Saguiv Rosenstock
Saguiv Rosenstock
Hand Claps
Lily “Chmoo” Rothman
Vocals
Jack Tobias
Jack Tobias
Synthesizer
Von Kolk
Von Kolk
Flute
Judson Kolk
Judson Kolk
Hand Claps
Sean Brennan
Sean Brennan
Percussion
Kashika Kollaikal
Kashika Kollaikal
Piano
Lily Desmond
Lily Desmond
Hand Claps
Sedona
Sedona
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Bailey Wollowitz
Bailey Wollowitz
Composer
Al Nardo
Al Nardo
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Bailey Wollowitz
Bailey Wollowitz
Producer
Ryan Howe
Ryan Howe
Engineer
Hayden Ticehurst
Hayden Ticehurst
Co-Producer
Nick Noneman
Nick Noneman
Engineer
Steve Vealey
Steve Vealey
Mixing Engineer
Joe LaPorta
Joe LaPorta
Mastering Engineer
Saguiv Rosenstock
Saguiv Rosenstock
Assistant Recording Engineer

Lirik

[Verse 1]
Only isolated artists make original material
I read too many Pitchfork reviews, I loved "Life Without Buildings"
I could've been born in a smaller town with a disco scene
And spent more time deep in my element
There's too many strands, there's a surplus of vision
And nobody knows what you're talking about
We make ourselves so uncomfortable grazing the grass
Staring the ceiling with your technicolor ha-ha-ha!
[Refrain]
Time to rip the letter up
[Verse 2]
And as our relationship once again dissolved in drunk fit
It was uncertain who dumped it, we didn't know, was it us or the art form?
I lived in valet while you bought a cathedral
So cold and procedural, you're so technicolor, ha-ha-ha, ha
How could you have loved me with my philosophical obsessions?
Diet depressions, my beloved copy of Led Zeppelin II
We gazed at the stars and cried at the ending
We showed up and showed off, we lusted for gold
[Outro]
Golden dust on every morning
Loving you and breaking apart
In silent moments, did you think
Of me? Did we still dance?
Were we still there when the music was off?
Were we still there when the music was off?
Would you still love me in December
Cold and early?
Written by: Al Nardo, Bailey Wollowitz
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