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Drown (Demo)
02:45
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I’ll swim down
Out into the deep
Submerging myself
All too carefully
Shield my lungs
While I sink
The pressure builds
All around me
Ah ah ah
I see an end so far away
And ah ah ah
I see an end so far away
Ba dum ba dum dum
I lost my last air source
And fallen off my course
Surrounded by the darkness of you
And this heart ain’t waterproof
Ah ah ah
I see the end so far away
And ah ah ah
I see the end so far away
Ba dum ba dum dum
Ah ah ah
I see the end so far away
I see the end so far away
Far away
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Happy (Demo)
04:34
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I don’t know why I ask myself
The questions you don’t pose
As if expecting you might up and go
I always seem to deprecate myself
Demented mental state
As if I were a villain to myself
Oh oh oh
I don’t know why I hate myself
Sometimes I think I live in hell
Packaged with a match and kerosene
Lookin back I think I lost myself
Somewhere inside somebody else
Swallowed whole without a way to breathe
Oh oh oh
I await the day when I arrive
To a stable place and piece of mind
A remedy
I await the day I turn and find I’m living life in real time
And I’m not waiting for the cue to be happy
I wish I knew the central cause
That makes a person
Fear their own flaws
Because it always brings me down to know
That that which makes us human
We withhold
Oh I know I’ve been through quite the use
A broken man with nothing left to lose
But I think that I might lose myself again
If I let the fear win...
I await the day when I arrive
To a stable place and piece of mind
A remedy
I await the day I turn and find I’m living life in real time
And I’m not waiting for the cue to be happy
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Hey
I didn’t expect to get to know you
Down on 3rd and Traction Ave
In that corduroy red dress
Was the first time that I saw you
Told me about your troubled past
How your world it took a turn so fast
It turned so fast
Me in my corduroy blue jacket
Told you my mind was in a state
Dug up old stories about my past
Realized we’d fallen off the same old paths
The same old paths
Time
Was never really on our side
Was never really on our mind
So we just let it pass us by
Go
I don’t know where this will go
Guess I should probably let you know
That uncertainty is so
Hey
I didn’t expect to get to know you
Down on 3rd and Traction Ave
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Mexico City Heartbreak East Los Angeles, California
Mexico City Heartbreak is the moniker of East LA based indie artist Rudy Torres, a singer/songwriter whose style is defined by soaring pop rock anthems and introspective lyrics. His songs touch on family, heartbreak, and his Mexican-American heritage, and are always full of hope. He has been steadily honing his craft and working to bring his romantic style of indie rock to audiences everywhere. ... more
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