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about
A song about being overwhelmed, so inundated with awful realities, news stories, violent media, hopelessness, that sometimes you just have to cry. A song about laughing when you've finished crying. A song about crying and laughing with your friends and family and community.
lyrics
Well there’s nothing like getting a phone call
From the lady who gives you the food stamps
Saying that you could have just done something better
If freedom is what we make of it
Then why is there still so much shit
You’d think people would want something better
Sometimes I just cry in bed
Oh sometimes I don’t know what’s wrong with my head
Sometimes I just cry in bed
Oh sometimes I don’t know where is safe to go
And worthlessness takes too much time
And energy and peace of mind
I know that I could be some place better
Just look at it for what it is
A fucked up world where it’s hard to live
I WISH THAT I COULD MAKE IT BETTER
Sometimes I just cry in bed
Oh sometimes I don’t know what’s wrong with my head
Sometimes I just cry in bed
Oh sometimes I don’t know where is safe to go
Breathing is important too,
Oh, I wish that I could tell you
Breathing is important too,
We're not alone and we're not few
credits
from Bad Victim,
released January 14, 2017
Chan: vocals, guitar, glockenspiel, lyrics, arrangement
Emily: vocals, upright bass, directing group vox
Group Vocals: Wayne Jetski, I Kill Cameron, Serena Elisheva, Izzy Unger-Weiss, Dogtooth & Nail, Raccoon Venom, Caterina and Tony Schwarzkopf, Myrrh Crow, Lav Jeanne, Jacob Norman Chainsaw-Arm, Roberto Herdandez Martinez
Mandolin: Reid Newlin
Banjo: Izzy Unger-Weiss
Accordion: Michael Conway
Porch Cat is a DIY, queer, folk punk band from Washington, fronted by Chan B and accompanied by Emily Ayden. Porch Cat is a project that strives to connect with and empower marginalized people through music.
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