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Shilly Shally

from The Body You Ride Around In by Matt McKee

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There is no way for anyone or anything to be.
There is an end, but no way.
So come shilly shally with me for a little in the middle.

And if you keep this in mind, you’ll be alright
And if you keep this on the right side of your brain

There is an end, but no way.
So I won’t waste a single day
Unless it’s with you

And you tell me you’re so sad it’s going so fast
You tell me you’re so sad it’s going so fast
I laugh because you just turned twenty five

In his coat pocket they found an unused train ticket when he died
That he bought while shilly shallying
The end was a complete surprise
I read what he wrote that there is no meaning on the outside
But when I looked in I saw so little I thought I hope he’s telling lies
Just last week I looked again, I found you’d found your way in
And there’s no way.

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from The Body You Ride Around In, released June 3, 2015

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Matt McKee London, UK

Intricate guitar lines compliment reflective lyrics bringing to mind 90’s alt heroes J Mascis, Evan Dando and Elliott Smith.

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