Would you know me if I walked through your doorway?
Would you hold me like you’ve done before?
Will there be a place for me?
Down Like Silver, from Money Heist. Cassidy told me a year or so ago that it was the best show on TV. She was right, as usual.
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I’ll forget you. This, folks, is mighty fine country music.
About
Raised under the rays of the sun in Huntington Beach, CA, Victoria Bailey was surrounded by music in her household from an early age. From her drumming father’s rock ’n’ roll band practices to her mom playing the narrative-driven songbooks of folk icons like Cat Stevens and James Taylor, Bailey was naturally drawn to music and the art of storytelling. After falling in love with the guitar at the age of 12, she quickly developed an affinity for songwriting in her late teens and garnered the kind of support system every musical child would dream of: her father was so impressed by her talent that he called on his three musically-inclined best friends to join him in becoming his daughter’s backing band, eventually performing shows around town.
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Well, they say
that Santa Fe
is less than ninety miles away
About
From one of the best records ever.
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So my best songs ever list changes like the weather. But these four have been up there for a while. So there.
This is the best song ever written. I’m certain of this. What an amazing thing it must be to feel this way about another person. Or to have someone feel like this about you.
This is probably the second best song ever written. I’ve felt this way for a while.
And number three. Three.
And the way I should have felt every time I left some place I used to be.
We was out in the sticks down Highway Six
And the crowd was just about right.
The speed was too, so out I flew
Like a stick of rollin’ dynamite.
“Course we kept it a secret from everybody ’cause, if our folks had found out, we’d all been off to military school, but then my buddy went and printed up flyers and distributed them at school sayin’ to come and see the ‘master of sparks‘ that night on jack-rabbit road which was Highway Six, our launch pad.”
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I just keep on rolling.
Climbing up the hill
And I don’t need your whiskey
I don’t need your pills
About
Jonathan Parker, from Johnston Country, North Carolina. One of four states I’ve called home.
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Stars may guide you
When they hide you
I was never lost
About
James Hyland, from Austin. The greatest city in the greatest state in the union.
Listen to this record on Apple Music.
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These are children riding naked on their tourist pals
While the hollows that pass for eyes swell from withdrawal
As he lies on a mattress in a rat infested room
Talking ’bout his family and the cold back home
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David Bowie‘s best record by far is Diamond Dogs. But this ain’t bad.
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A man needs something he can hold onto
Nine-pound hammer or a woman like you
Either one of them things will do
About
Tyler Childers, doing a perfect cover of a Ray LaMontagne song.
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And boys will be girls. It’s a mixed up, muddled up, shook up world.
About
Lake Street Drive, from Boston, in the Commonwealth. Like Amos.
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