"Arrowheadings" genre: Indie Pop/Lo Fi
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	Light, airy, guitar rhythms and nostalgia. See Belle and Sebastian.
	Credits: Riaz Tejani
	Story Behind the Song Written in minutes about an impressive Moroccan expat in New York's Upper West Side. Nonlinear in movement, the words capture snapshots of the woman's life and the writer's abreactions. Cell phones and skin cream, starvation and towns that gave us a lot. Lyrics We are all friends we are wrecking balls We make doorways we go in them sideways Near the ocean only throwing stones made in the desert And theyre round the world is round the boxes of the brain are open to a Home away from home you know so a lot Like a student protest Uprising with a massage They were trafficking in bodies and parts We laugh out loud we fight Indians We say thoughts so fast we make fireflies In the kitchen no ones in the kitchen In the room, the bedroom, we were deserts and oceans and boxes and doorways Flew away from towns that gave us a lot We were arrowheadings Circumscribed the line around our shoes And again when they grew

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