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Mo(u)rning
03:51
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The mornings are hard
I wake up licking my wounds, surveying my scars
Hiding in the quiet
Trapped in my head
As I'm swimming through the tangle of sheets on the bed
I'm drowning quick
I'm already pulled into the thick of it
A million things to say
Not yet hushed by the distractions of the day
I look to you
I look to you
Hours before dawn
I stifle screaming thoughts with a silent yawn
The cold and distant light
Hid by sheets of grey and endless night
I'll be alright
I'm not ok
But I'll survive
A million things to say
Not yet hushed by the distractions of the day
I turn to you
I turn to you
I turn to you
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Tell Me Something
03:38
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Tell me something
Tell me a story
Tell me something I don't know
Tell me something
Tell me your bad dreams
Tell me when you close your eyes, what you see
Tell me how we went this long
Only hearing half the song
Never knowing just how wrong we were before
Tell me something
Tell me how we got this far
Tell me how we let our hearts lose control
And tell me something
Tell me how I fucked this up
Tell me that you've had enough
Tell me how I made that call
Not to even think at all
Tell me how I'm supposed to fall from grace
Tell me something
Tell me what I'm supposed to do
Tell me how to live without you
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Wrong
04:23
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I look at my phone every ten seconds
Been left to my own devices for too long
I can't control the thoughts inside my head
I wish I were dead
Or is that too honest?
I'll try to tone it down a little bit
Cause I know that you can't handle it
I thought telling the truth would bring me closer to you
But I was wrong
I lie on my kitchen floor, scrolling through pictures
Imagine all of the ways it could have played out
I wish I could forget the words you said
This feeling of dread
The shadows of promise
I'll try to choke it down a little more
'Cause I know my crumbling heart's become a chore
Well I thought I you saw all of me, but in reality
You only saw what you wanted
So I'll try to push it down a little more
Just enough to get my feet out the door
I'll smile at strangers on the street, and all the people I meet
Will never know, never know
You're letting me go
So I'll try to tone it down a little bit
Cause I know that I can't handle it
Well I thought telling the truth would bring me closer to you
But I was wrong
I was wrong
I was wrong
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How
03:42
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How do you fall out of love?
How do you stop thinking 'bout all that you've been thinkin' of?
Do you make a deal with down below or promises up above?
How do you fall out of love?
How do you learn not to care?
How can you pretend that what you're hung up on just isn't there?
How do you trick your mind into being casually unaware?
How do you learn not to care?
How should I pass you on the street?
How do I look you in the eye when our eyes meet?
Do I keep on pushin' straight ahead or stand there in defeat?
How do I pass you on the street?
How do you fall out of love?
How do you stop thinking 'bout all that you've been thinkin' of?
Do you make a deal with down below or promises up above?
How do you fall out of love?
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Ann Marie Nacchio Staten Island, New York
Singer of many styles, player of many instruments, writer of many songs.
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