Paris, London, Corbin
from Suppose You Grow by Stagbriar
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lyrics
You were fished out from Kentucky.
You broke a line and took it with you,
and I’ve been shattering my knees just a’beggin’ to forgive you.
And you’re a child when you’re discouraged.
Said someone set you up for failure.
So, throw my casket in the river but don’t call my ass a sailor.
Did you think there was space in my head now
to siphon and sip, or to belittle things I’ve been through?
I don’t think you meant to.
You never meant to.
I’ll always miss you.
You broke a line and took it with you,
and I’ve been shattering my knees just a’beggin’ to forgive you.
And you’re a child when you’re discouraged.
Said someone set you up for failure.
So, throw my casket in the river but don’t call my ass a sailor.
Did you think there was space in my head now
to siphon and sip, or to belittle things I’ve been through?
I don’t think you meant to.
You never meant to.
I’ll always miss you.
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from Suppose You Grow,
released August 21, 2020
Words and music by Stagbriar.
Words and music by Stagbriar.
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Stagbriar Columbia, South Carolina
Indie-rock band from Columbia, SC. Led by siblings Alex & Emily McCollum.
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Sep 2023 -
Aug 2020 -
May 2013 -
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Jun 2012 -
Jun 2012
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