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By the Wayside
01:25
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Why does no one listen close to me
Whenever I talk, whenever I speak?
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fl0werbed
03:00
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When darkness is a ray of sun
I’m blinded as the day’s begun
The flowers bloom inside my heart
Ashy and gray with sunny sparks
The clouds
Weigh down
Precipitating my depression
Agitating my intentions
I don’t know how to love myself
I’d rather not be trapped in my internal hell
Anymore
When emptiness is hearty joy
I’m filled with warmth you can’t destroy
Welcome to my tight-knit disconnect
And suffocate with every breath
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I Wanna Be a Canadian
01:54
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You were lazing around with your pals watching Letterkenny the other day...
I wanna be a Canadian
Drinking Puppers and playing to win
It’s not s’bad trying to fit in
With the jocks and the hicks and even the skids
I wanna be a Canadian
Like Wayne, Katie, Darry, and Squirrely Dan
Chillin on the front lawn because I can
With a beer in my hand by the produce stand
I wanna be a Canadian
Like the Letterkenny Irish playing to win
It’s not s’bad trying to fit in
With the jocks and the hicks and even the skids
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Adirondack Nostalgia
03:58
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The Saranac Ache
From old travel days
The Adirondack Nostalgia
What a strenuous time
For my heart and my mind
Its impact never goes away
That heavy feeling’s here to stay
Every time I go that way again
Reminded of unrequited love
And the chaos my life had become
With Currents running through my blood
And keeping secrets from the whole damn neighborhood
The Saranac Ache
From old travel days
The Adirondack Nostalgia
What a strenuous time
For my heart and my mind
Its impact never goes away
That heavy feeling’s here to stay
Every time I go that way again
Zoned out staring out the car window
Forest covered mountains topped with snow
Small town wooden shacks with metal roofs
Accompanying my thoughts as I pass through
The Saranac Ache
From old travel days
The Adirondack Nostalgia
What a strenuous time
For my heart and my mind
Its impact never goes away
That heavy feeling’s here to stay
Every time I go that way again
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Coastside Drive
01:40
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Shark
01:36
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Bri-Guy ’95 Rochester, New York
Bri-Guy ’95 is my singer-songwriter alias. I’m from Rochester, NY and I write songs in different styles and genres according
to whatever I’m feeling. My style tends to derive itself from rock/pop and pop-punk.
Songwriting and music production have become my favorite hobbies. I want to share my recorded tracks with the world—and continue to record even more.
As always, thank you for listening!
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Bri-Guy ’95 recommends:
Ultraviolet Catastrophe
by Joey Small
My friend Joey worked his ass off on this album over the course of several years. I had fun playing the trumpet part in the song “Dayfare.” The whole album has a diverse mix of styles and themes.
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The Dream of Life EP
by EvanMasonMusic
Evan Mason released this beautiful instrumental EP last year. It’s relaxing to listen to and has a really nice vibe to it. Give his music a listen and consider buying a copy for yourself!
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This EP is beautiful. I especially love “Bolton Strid” and “Ghost of a Memory.” I can’t think of anyone else I know who makes music that sounds quite like this.
go to albumIf you like Bri-Guy ’95, you may also like:
Death is Nothing to Us
by Fiddlehead
Boston band featuring members of Have Heart and Basement take their earnest, motivational post-hardcore to thrilling new heights.
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I Wish You Could See Yourself Right Now
by Gentle Organisms
The aptly named Gentle Organisms specialize in quietly radiant songs centered on tender melodies.
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The Woman You Want
by Eliza Shaddad
Haddad returns with cinematic soundscapes that include introspective folk, post-grunge, and indie-pop influences.
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