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New America b​/​w The Monster

by Paul Tabachneck

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sorakirei A classic political song that not enough people will hear and that's a crying shame. Favorite track: New America.
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1.
New America 04:01
Can't put the beer back in the bottle Can't put the dumb back in your mouth Can't win a race by only going full throttle Can't wreck the shop then build a house We're all braced for all the greatness yet to come We're all living in a new America Can't win a war with childish language Can't win a war by shifiting blame Can't win new friends by picking up the damage See the only way to win is not to play Hide your skin, hide your daughters, hide your guns We're all living in a new America We tried, we failed But you'll find we're so much worse at giving up Sleep once, sleep once We'll be coming for your new America Can't drain a swamp by digging deeper Can't save the world and burn it down Can't have all three: there's better, faster, cheaper Can't tame the lions by sending in the clowns Hide your caps, hide your ribbons, hide your guns We'll be coming for your new America
2.
The Monster 02:33
I could go sober but I'd miss the drink I could be still but then I'd have to think About everything I've said and done Can I love the monster I've become With all the ways I've found to stunt my growth And the emotions that I've learned to choke All the empty acts of sabotage Every smile I wore as camoflauge And all the time the truth was in my grasp But there were questions that I couldn't ask How could I expect for anyone To stay and love the monster I've become And there were times I tried to mend that rift But I love to smell a burning bridge How could I expect for anyone To stay and love the monster I've become I could go sober but I'd miss the drink I could go sober

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This is a 7" orange vinyl single, running at 45 RPM. The 45 is crossed out on the label and "EVICT 45" is etched into the margins at the end of side A.

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released September 6, 2017

Both songs written by Paul Tabachneck c p 2017 Fleshyourcoldhousein Music (ASCAP)
Produced by Brandon Wilde and Paul Tabachneck
Mastered by Fred Kevorkian
Brad Gunyon: Drums, percussion
Brandon Wilde: Bass, backing vocals, electric guitar
Michael Bellar: Keys
Paul Tabachneck: Lead and backing vocals, acoustic and electric guitars
Graphics and Design by Sara Baumberger
Thank you Ana and Jesse for letting me take the time to make this, and thank you for listening
All profits from this single will be donated to the ACLU Foundation
More songs to come
Press/Booking: paul@paul-tab.com
Sync/Licensing: michelle@shellybay.com

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Paul Tabachneck New York

I started doing music in Pittsburgh, fronting the folk-rock band Stone Soup, the dark-pop band Dead Pressed Flowers, and the Power Pop band Manpig aka Everybody Wins. After that, I moved to New York, mostly playing solo and busking a lot. Now I live in CT and play in my home office because everything is bad and no one can go out. See me Wednesdays at 7:30 at facebook.com/paultab! ... more

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