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Something Happened

from The Body You Ride Around In by Matt McKee

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Today I called where I used to work
To ask if I could talk to myself
The voice said no I put down the phone
I can’t work out where I’ve gone
Something happened to me
It was the hours the days and the weeks

What am I supposed to do?
Traded my best pieces, I don’t know my next move

Here we sit in front of your TV
Places we could go people we could have been
This is how distended hearts get free
They shrivel up with each dose of humdrum reality
Through ribcage bars they squeeze
When they’re the size of smithereens

I used to think your distended heart would never get away from me

What am I supposed to do?
I can’t shake the feeling that I’m losing you
What am I supposed to do?
Traded my best pieces, I don’t know my next move
What am I supposed to do?
With you.

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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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