Biography:
Mal Blum (born 1988) is an American songwriter and performer from New York[1]
Critics often remark on Blum's strength as a lyricist. They spent their early career promoting self-booked diy solo tours and supporting other solo artists such as Mike Doughty, Melissa Ferrick, Jenny Owen Youngs, Amanda Palmer, and Jeffrey Lewis.
In 2014, Mal Blum signed to Don Giovanni records and announced they would be working on a new album produced by Marissa Paternoster of the band Screaming Females.
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Other songs:
- Baltimore
- Fine
- San Cristobal
- Split, Splitting
- Watercolours
- Reality Tv
- Altitude This Party Sucks
- Archive
- Better Go
- Better Than I Was
- Cool Party
- Cut It Off
- New Years Eve
- Robert Frost
- Split Splitting
- The Bodies The Zombies
- Valentines Day
- Wait Forever Baby
- Waiting In Line
- Watercolors
- Weary
- With Samson In Washington State
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Capo 1
[Intro]
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(x2)
[Verse]
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Drunk dial, then I wish that you would
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It's such a pretty house in a pretty yard, in a pretty neighborhood
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Godammit, I wish that it were
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A metaphor for a feeling or the hard cover of your new memoir
A E F#m D
Oh my God, look at all the stuff you've got
A E F#m D
Does it make your loneliness more bearable?
A E F#m D
You look a lot like me, but remiss the oft anxiety
A E F#m D
Sated, and I wish that I was
[Chorus]
A E F#m D
Better go, better go, better go without me
A E F#m D
Because I don't, I don't, I don't know the thing to say
A E F#m D
It's all demand until they need where your body stands
A E F#m D
Guess I ain't using my body anyway
A E F#m D
Guess I ain't using my body anyway
[Verse]
A E F#m D
Anyway, so tired and I wish that I was
A E F#m D
Anyone in another state in another place in another neighborhood
A E F#m D
Goddamnit, who's taking me home?
A E F#m D
Goddamnit, I wish that I could, no no no
A E F#m D
Oh my God, you got everything you want
A E F#m D
Even a bloodless diamond rock, who would have thought?
A E F#m D
You look a lot like you, maybe I also do
A E F#m D
If the house is glass, then I am not but
[Chorus]
A E F#m D
Better go, better go, better go without me
A E F#m D
Because I don't, I don't, I don't know the thing to say
A E F#m D
It's all demand until they need where your body stands
A E F#m D
Guess I ain't using my body anyway
A E F#m D
Guess I ain't using my body anyway
[Verse]
A E F#m D
Anyway, one by fire and one by plague
A E F#m D
Don't think that I'll see you again
A E F#m D
But I don't mind it as I once did
A E F#m D
I push the door 'cause it opens in, all my tension taut and inhabited
A E F#m D
Oh my God, another brownstone city block
A E F#m D
"Pull out the playground, build a lot if they're smart"
A E F#m D
You say 'cause you've got to live, so I cared and you never did
A E F#m D
Hope your computer keeps you warm where I could not
A E F#m D
Hope your computer keeps you warm where I could not
[Chorus]
A E F#m D
Better go, better go, better go without me
A E F#m D
Because I don't, I don't, I don't know the thing to say
A E F#m D
It's all demand until they need where your body stands
A E F#m D
Guess I ain't using my body anyway
A E F#m D
Guess I ain't using my body anyway
[Intro]
A E F#m D
(x2)
[Verse]
A E F#m D
Drunk dial, then I wish that you would
A E F#m D
It's such a pretty house in a pretty yard, in a pretty neighborhood
A E F#m D
Godammit, I wish that it were
A E F#m D
A metaphor for a feeling or the hard cover of your new memoir
A E F#m D
Oh my God, look at all the stuff you've got
A E F#m D
Does it make your loneliness more bearable?
A E F#m D
You look a lot like me, but remiss the oft anxiety
A E F#m D
Sated, and I wish that I was
[Chorus]
A E F#m D
Better go, better go, better go without me
A E F#m D
Because I don't, I don't, I don't know the thing to say
A E F#m D
It's all demand until they need where your body stands
A E F#m D
Guess I ain't using my body anyway
A E F#m D
Guess I ain't using my body anyway
[Verse]
A E F#m D
Anyway, so tired and I wish that I was
A E F#m D
Anyone in another state in another place in another neighborhood
A E F#m D
Goddamnit, who's taking me home?
A E F#m D
Goddamnit, I wish that I could, no no no
A E F#m D
Oh my God, you got everything you want
A E F#m D
Even a bloodless diamond rock, who would have thought?
A E F#m D
You look a lot like you, maybe I also do
A E F#m D
If the house is glass, then I am not but
[Chorus]
A E F#m D
Better go, better go, better go without me
A E F#m D
Because I don't, I don't, I don't know the thing to say
A E F#m D
It's all demand until they need where your body stands
A E F#m D
Guess I ain't using my body anyway
A E F#m D
Guess I ain't using my body anyway
[Verse]
A E F#m D
Anyway, one by fire and one by plague
A E F#m D
Don't think that I'll see you again
A E F#m D
But I don't mind it as I once did
A E F#m D
I push the door 'cause it opens in, all my tension taut and inhabited
A E F#m D
Oh my God, another brownstone city block
A E F#m D
"Pull out the playground, build a lot if they're smart"
A E F#m D
You say 'cause you've got to live, so I cared and you never did
A E F#m D
Hope your computer keeps you warm where I could not
A E F#m D
Hope your computer keeps you warm where I could not
[Chorus]
A E F#m D
Better go, better go, better go without me
A E F#m D
Because I don't, I don't, I don't know the thing to say
A E F#m D
It's all demand until they need where your body stands
A E F#m D
Guess I ain't using my body anyway
A E F#m D
Guess I ain't using my body anyway
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