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nothingness
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Singer/Songwriter
nothingness was released on May 12, 2022 by Delta Coast Records as a part of the album starting today we don't have to pretend
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Release DateMay 12, 2022
LabelDelta Coast Records
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM116

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Brycen Waitkus
Brycen Waitkus
Songwriter

Lyrics

Well, I miss my dog and I miss old friends
I miss loving as a lens
My thoughts were prettier back then
Though, I cannot be upset
The colors mix when I squint
A palette more wholly vibrant
Headlights on
A distant wind call for light recovering
Mirrors, mud puddles, and my upturned face inside a spoon
I'll learn to love me soon
O, that intangible truth
The way that light disappears
Within light, I dissolve into a sunrise
Feeling invisible, so beautiful washed white
Pretty girl on the train who will never know my name
But that's okay, because it's wonderful
Wе ever shared thе same space
A warmly understood embrace
Even just for today
Or an hour, or five minutes
Of shyly looking away
This tired plotline, it starts to decline
I'm in a slow dive of sweeping moonlight
But there's one thread that keeps me grounded
When I feel dead, and that's you
Isolation, dissociation
It's a messy combination
I've been static in my stasis
A depressing conversation
But when my mind's in a bad place
You texted me a smiley face
Reminding me that it's okay not to be okay
Overshare to the nice cashier
Who's bagging lemon scones at Trader Joe's
And oddly, for a second, we both feel less alone
And why is it that we exist?
Is it to make this place better than it is?
A memory's lament for all the life that you have lived
In old books hear the Paris rain
Where everybody knows your name
I hope you see that everything is just as beautiful as it seems
Yeah, this song is really about nothing at all
Or I should say, the nothingness of it all
This tired plotline, it needed new life
Open the window to morning sunlight
Dust dancing before my eyes
You were a daydream, you were a lifeline
But this song is really about nothing at all
Or I should say, the nothingness of it all
Yeah, this song is really about nothing at all
Or I should say, the nothingness of it all
And the world is so very small
So very small, so very small, so very small, so, so very small
Yeah, the world is so very small, so small, so small, so small, so small, so small, so very small
Written by: Brycen Waitkus
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