2011
Just One
A compact blues song about the lonely arithmetic of heartbreak. Its central line does all the work: it takes two to make love work, but only one to carry the sorrow.
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2011
Let's Remember to Forget
A rueful song about a love affair caught in its own repetition. The title says everything: this is not about forgetting, but about trying to will memory and desire into silence for one more night.
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2011
Little Bit of Heaven
A sharp, memorable blues song about the high emotional cost of wanting someone who brings more trouble than grace. Its title line carries the song: a little heaven may be on offer, but hell is what lingers.
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2011
Simple
A plainspoken love song about wanting tenderness without games or pretense. What saves it from sentimentality is the final turn, where simplicity becomes less a slogan than a question asked of another person.
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2011
I Want You to Groove
A generous, open-hearted invitation to hear the world differently and come along for the ride. More than a seduction, it's a song about wanting to share a state of feeling, rhythm, and attention.
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2011
Uptime Blues
A song about modern fatigue and sensory overload — too much noise, too much input, and never enough peace. It turns the language of work and technology into a plea for quiet, intimacy, and a little room to...
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2011
Hey Jesus, What the Fuck?
A blunt protest song aimed at violence done in the name of faith. Its anger is public rather than private, turning outrage into a rough, unvarnished chorus that refuses consolation.