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I wrote this song about what it's like to be young and alive in the city. Getting your heart broken and falling in love repeatedly, having no money but having your entire life ahead of you, feeling like you understand how the world works and knowing you can change it for the better. I wanted to produce it so it felt like what I might be listening
I wrote this song about what it's like to be young and alive in the city. Getting your heart broken and falling in love repeatedly, having no money but having your entire life ahead of you, feeling like you understand how the world works and knowing you can change it for the better. I wanted to produce it so it felt like what I might be listening to when I was that age: The 1975, Fall Out Boy, Green Day, Blink 182, Mayday Parade, We The Kings, etc. I hope you like it and I hope it brings you back to when you felt the most free in your life. In the city we're never alone.
LYRICS: Jesse knows a spot downtown We can get in through the back I mean I feel so cool just from being around you I mean I feel so cool, while you're smoking a pack
The red light is on in Kensington Its full of guys in finance But I don't care, 'cause I'm beside you But I don't care, 'cause theres a chance
Oh, silhouettes dance in the dark Cigarettes I'll breathe with your remarks As the Queen car chariots us home Now in the city we're never alone - alone
Playing vinyl with your top off we move through the hallway I mean I feel so drunk, just from being around you I mean I feel so drunk, but everything's ok
Oh, silhouettes dance in the dark Cigarettes I'll breathe with your remarks As the Queen car chariots us home Now in the city we're never alone
These times will pass Our lives will crash But tonight is infinite In the city we exist
Oh, silhouettes dance in the dark Cigarettes I'll breathe with your remarks As the Queen car chariots us home Now in the city we're never alone - alone
I've got you love I've got you love I've got you love You're never alone
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I wrote and recorded this album during the first year of my grieving process after unexpectedly losing my father. It took a while to actually write music to all the thoughts and feelings I went through, not only because it was more vulnerable than I have ever felt but also because it seemed too big of a task to possibly fail at. When I finally started putting chords behind the random notes I had written down describing the unusual and impractical thoughts that went through my head this past year, I knew it was special and that I wanted to share it. For the first time since I was a kid, I was making music solely for the artistic and therapeutic rather than needing to worry about catchy melodies or commercial viability. I hope the music resonates with you, whether it's because you can relate to losing someone close to you or whether it's just because you appreciate honest, vulnerable music. It's very scary and feels like I'm closing the casket on my dad all over again by "finishing" this project. But my hope is that I've created something he would've been proud of and related to as someone who lost his own father at a similarly, relatively young age.
This album explores the fleeting nature of life's possibilities and is a personal reflection on the recent unexpected loss of Baby Molly's father. It explores the idea of near-infinite paths that our lives could take us at birth and how those options slowly disappear as our lives take shape and morph into something we'd never hoped for.
I wanted it to be a cohesive experience which is why I chose the album format rather than singles because the album represents the grief cycle I went through from mania, to sadness, to introspection and self-exploration to finally coming out of the woods with a newfound perspective on life and mortality.
I attempted to explore the idea of near-infinite paths that our lives could take us at birth and how those options slowly disappear as our lives take shape.The idea of multiverses and choices and paths we take and possible lives lived has been something I've been struck by for a long time.
Especially in the past few years, I've been considering how the list of all the possible lives I could live gets shorter and shorter every day. So when my Dad died, it added an extra layer to that: the people that literally exist in this world, that we learn from and are raised by, are dying. I know I've missed the entrances to the paths that will make me an astronaut or a pro NHL player, but if I play my cards right, I can still make choices from here on out that will let me travel the world or be a loving father in a happy family.
But the truth is, not everything I want will come to fruition because all the people I could become are dying every day.