"piano racist" genre: Indie Pop/Lo Fi
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	Just because I don't use the black keys doesnt make me a piano racist | A simple piano song with some singing.
	Credits: Volumes and Mastered by Ryan Shoulders
	Story Behind the Song Well one morning I had to move the Wurlitzer student electric piano into my room and Brandon Watts helped me carry that jerk off up the stairs and since it was in my room I started jamming all the time on it. Eventually, I came up with a kind of cool part and then I started singing with it and it was rad so I had to complete the song so I made up other parts with the C-chord and then I made words. I hate this song so much. Lyrics The summer closed his eyes just once to watch time pass. The cold of winter's wonderful but it won't last. I walk outside and watch the frost create a cloud in front of me beautifully wishing for someone to spend this season. "We'd talk forever on the phone. I'd come and pick you up at home and we would play outside late into the night." Morning returns, school's over for a few weeks. I'll try to open my mouth and think of words to speak. I can't think of anything clever to say to you right now. I'll close my eyes and wish forever will begin this starting line. Do you have the time? It's getting late. I'd better leave. You musn't say anything. I know exactly what you're thinking.

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