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anxieties
01:30
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i was in college, living on beacon street at the time. there was a big group of exchange students from spain in my building, and the place was always alive -- you can hear them in the beginning. i was a mess, but i like the way this came together.
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id
01:52
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i was having a lot of trouble sleeping, and i would just watch crime shows the entire night until i eventually fell asleep with the tv on. it was weirdly comforting -- whatever i was feeling guilty about, at least i didn't kill anyone. i wish i could remember these chords.
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flood plane
02:22
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living with my friend morris in an absurdly small apartment in brighton, just for the summer. we bought an n64 and found a bunch of games on ebay. i remember hanging out with ryan and shelby a lot then, and drinking summers (vodka and powdered pink lemonade).
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message
04:06
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jesus, this is kind of hard to listen to. i was in the basement of my dorm my freshman year of college. i think this was the loneliest i’ve ever been. i had just moved to boston where i didn’t know anyone, and was just stewing in my own guilt about destroying my relationship. weird to listen to this now.
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sun
05:09
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this was on the front porch of my parents’ house. i think i was living home working landscaping that summer, i can’t remember. this is just a recording of me writing what became the song daniel. a lot of times, this is how writing goes for me -- just repeat chords and sing words until some of them sound good.
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chair
01:45
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i think this is about trying to cope without just numbing out.
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i don’t really remember recording this but i remember covering this live -- i was playing at the middle east to basically no one but my sister came up and sang this with me. we didn’t practice it at all but it sounded so good and it’s just a really nice memory.
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home
02:52
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this one is all warm feelings -- a bright spot in a weird dark year
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