Considered growth

from 3 Good Songs by Le Weekend

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The only real way to hear this, unless you hear it some other way, which is also real. But this could get realer real quick. Sounds great and looks great.

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lyrics

Get rich or try dying
Never to be too well known to the camera kids
Avoid unflattering lights
If you were waiting for something non-specific, looks like here it is

This is the town that put the I in “spacious”
The hat in hand that the head replaces
Unpopular culture, maybe, but mine

Phone image, mute the color
These hairline bottles: vodka, vodka, gin
So you reverse your aloha
In the mood to show me just how much I've not been listening

This is the town that put the I in “specious”
I aim to more or less rebut your thesis
That context is King*
*in certain places and times

But it's too busy, too tired, thoughts too heavy
(Rinse/repeat) x (infinity)

This is the time that put the I in “specious”
The voices thrown by telekinesis
If context is king, long live out of mine

Been young for a long time
And when there's nothing to do at least there is still nothing I could say

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from 3 Good Songs, released April 3, 2020

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Le Weekend Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Le Weekend is a progressive-minded, skewed-pop-leaning, hyphen-employing rock band from Chapel Hill NC, est. 2006. It faithfully and exuberantly generates the sound of itself playing Le Weekend music. It knows a little about a lot of things, and something about the value in hiding and showing. The rest it kind of fakes, but you could totally have fun with it. ... more

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