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Dance Song (Cassette Mix)

from Dance Song by Edward Lasher

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This alternative version of "Dance Song" was mixed down to cassette tape using a TASCAM Portastudio 424 mkIII

lyrics

Every morning I decide that
I'm not looking at my phone today
and every day I'm divided
between news feeds and Twitter again

There are things we won't say out loud
trying not to think too much
watching canaries choke out
I'll admit that I'm afraid

I might cry or burst into laughter
but I'll see you after all this is over.
The new dance move is pacing back and forth
like a tiger inside of a tiny enclosure.
So let's dance.

I know that I tend to spiral.
I tend to assume the worst.
Might be an instinct for survival.
I don't know.

Yes, I am a lucky man.
I still have a job for now,
I'm still healthy and
I'm not alone.

I might cry or burst into laughter
but I'll see you after all this is over.
The new dance move is pacing back and forth
like a tiger inside of a tiny enclosure.
So let's dance.

credits

from Dance Song, released June 26, 2020
Edward Lasher: vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, synth, arrangement, mixing
Paul Ramsey: drums, hand claps, percussion, arrangement
Jacque Varsalona: bass, hand claps, arrangement

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