1. |
The Hit
03:04
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There’s two ways to look at things
there’s a light in the dark
what do you want to give
I know you’re after something
it’s cutting into your time to live
so why don’t you slow down
and take a sip
don’t drink it down to fast,
you gotta savor it.
Maybe it’s not so easy
could anything ever make us happy
I don’t understand why we
can’t seem to figure it
why don’t you slow down
and take a sip
don’t drink it down to fast,
you gotta savor it
I’m getting sick of all the
salt in my sweet
it’s like it’s sacrilege
to be so saccharine
I’ve had enough of all the
bad shit it my life now
I just want to live
I just wanna hang out
I don’t wanna feel down
give me one good reason
to stay awake
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2. |
Spent Outside
02:41
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If I’m being honest
guess I was never on it
It’s right for you to call me no friend
I guess you call em like you see em
and I’m another reason
to burn a bridge you never could mend
So cold, I am getting old
I can’t stand to deal with this trash
No time, good people on my mind
I’m gonna crack one and drink straight from the can
All of my time
I spent outside
back in the past
I want outside
I want outside
Broken record deals
rinse repeat see how you feel
cycles you could never break
try your best to start again
grab some drinks with your best friend
let em know you’re doing okay
we’re living in some stupid times
and I’m about to lose my mind
somebody get me out of here
deal em out and burn em up
like so many decades now
always sayin’ the world was bad
it just seems so on the nose now
All of my time
I spent outside
back in the past
I want outside
I want outside
living in some stupid times
and I’m about to lose my mind
somebody get me out of here
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3. |
New Year
03:05
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It was the new year
I was outta my mind
I had a fire underneath me
and a glow behind my eyes
I am coming for the win
man, I hope you’re not between me
and the future that I see
when it’s time to settle up at the end of the night
I won’t say what you wanna hear
I might leave you behind
No resolutions cus I don’t feel like proving
myself to myself again
every night you’re choking on
the moves you made when you were young
don’t you think it’s time for you
to cut yourself a little slack
I know it was something to see
we were nothing
but we acted like kings
The world was mine cus you told me so
with the keys to your dodge
I could buy my own smoke
What I want and you want
it’s the same thing
I could burn the past
I could buy a tank of gas
and this $5 scratcher might make it last
No resolutions cus I don’t feel like proving
myself to myself again
every night you’re choking on
the moves you made when you were young
don’t you think it’s time for you
to cut yourself a little slack
Every night you’re choking on
the moves you made when you were young
don’t you think it’s time for you
to cut yourself a little slack
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NO WIN Los Angeles, California
Danny Nogueiras founded NO WIN as a solo act in 2015, leaving behind the suburbs and the emo and Americana bands where he cut his teeth to embed himself in the LA scene. He performed at DIY shows with a variety of bands up and down the west coast and along the way began recording bands in makeshift spots around the city. He went on to run Balboa Recording Studio in LA’s Glassell Park neighborhood. ... more
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