"Miles" genre: Indie Pop/Lo Fi
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	This is a slow creeping brooder that ramps nicely into a bittersweet finale while maintaining a pensive lazy loping feel. It can give goosebumps if the conditions are right.
	CD: The Ep   Label: Home Recorded Culture Credits: Recorded at the Laundryroom, Seattle
	Story Behind the Song Miles was a rare song that was written in one or two quick sittings and remained virtually unchanged from inception to recording. It hardly ever works out like that. Lyrics The crying telephone the cradle where it stays I held it close to burp it's back the country codes are cracked so many numbers tacked Are you ever coming back The stewards on the plane, in turbulence they walk with grace Fumbled corners of snack food tastes A dizzy head a boredom break Will you always walk the same or does anybody really change? Loosen enlighten up again what it is and what remains must be in the way for you or I to say I'm here to stay I left every life I knew to put a face on for a while, for to stash into the files of pictures for to keep when we cannot drift to sleep Cannot breath in to breath, cannot lay there and grieve, cannot get up to leave I've been to pity town, I let the mustangs out For the listeners who pay in nodding heads and silent days Who pine themselves away, stronger than to let, it hang on every breath, are you feeling better yet? I've been to pity town I let the lizards out I saw the steeple framed I saw the nails be struck I heard the bells ring out to let the shouters shout I read the tour book page I paid the entrance fee I thought it spoke to me and so I walked away I heard the speakers chant I watched them sharpen knives Back at the hotel room Hummed an electric broom That's when I thought of you transfixed by artful walls You ran the country down I should have seen it all from miles and miles and miles away

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