Biography:
Waxahatchee is a solo project of American singer and guitarist Katie Crutchfield (born in 1989) of P.S. Eliot and Bad Banana.
Waxahatchee, named after Waxahatchee Creek in Alabama where Crutchfield grew up, began in 2010 during the breakup of P.S. Eliot. Crutchfield released her first music as Waxahatchee as a split cassette with Chris Clavin on Plan-It-X Records. Her bedroom-recorded debut album, American Weekend, was released on Don Giovanni Records in 2012.
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Other songs:
- Bathtub
- Be Good
- Dixie Cups And Jars
- Game Of Pricks
- Hollow Bedroom
- I Think I Love You
- Misery Over Dispute
- You're Damaged
- 8 Ball
- A Little More
- Air
- American Weekend
- Black Candy
- Blue
- Blue Pt Ii
- Bonfire
- Brass Beam
- Breathless
- Brother Bryan
- Catfish
- Chapel Of Pines
- Clumsy
- Clumsy Nervous Energies Session
- Coast To Coast
- Fade
- Fish Eyes
- Grass Stain
- Grey Hair
- Half Moon
- Hear You
- La Loose
- Less Than
- Lips And Limbs
- Lively
- Luminary Blake
- Magic City Wholesale
- Michel
- Never Been Wrong
- No Curse
- No Question
- Noccalula
- Peace And Quiet
- Poison
- Recite Remorse
- Rose 1956
- Silver
- Singers No Star
- Sister Saint
- Slow You Down
- Sparks Fly
- Summer Of Love
- Swan Dive
- Takes So Much
- Tangled Envisioning
- The Dirt
- Under A Rock
- Waiting
- Whiskey And Math
- With You
- You Left Me With An Ocean
- Youre Damaged
- Youre Welcome
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
C Am G F
I said to you on the night that we met, "I am not well
C Am G F
Our habits secrete to the sidewalk and street, our civic hell
C Am G F
We covet the dark, share a cab to the park and you let me
C Am
Speak of bearings undone, silver hair in the sun
G F C F
We are only 30% dead and our parents go to sleep early
C F C F G
We destroy all of our esteem and the sunlight starts to shine through the trees
C Am G F x2
C Am G F
The noise on this block keeps my mind interlocked and unfastened
C Am G F
We struggle shed skin, heavy breath is a deadly assassin
C Am G F
My sister's eyes flood like rivers or wine in your absence
C Am
So we echo each song to which you'd sing along
G F
A surrogate hymn and we'll sing it again
C F
And we'll smoke til our pockets are empty
G F
A person cannot live without sleep
C F
And you can't hold up a story so heavy
G
We tell it so rarely
C F
And in this place I think about you
C F
The spirits and veins that you run through
C F
And in this place I think about you
I said to you on the night that we met, "I am not well
C Am G F
Our habits secrete to the sidewalk and street, our civic hell
C Am G F
We covet the dark, share a cab to the park and you let me
C Am
Speak of bearings undone, silver hair in the sun
G F C F
We are only 30% dead and our parents go to sleep early
C F C F G
We destroy all of our esteem and the sunlight starts to shine through the trees
C Am G F x2
C Am G F
The noise on this block keeps my mind interlocked and unfastened
C Am G F
We struggle shed skin, heavy breath is a deadly assassin
C Am G F
My sister's eyes flood like rivers or wine in your absence
C Am
So we echo each song to which you'd sing along
G F
A surrogate hymn and we'll sing it again
C F
And we'll smoke til our pockets are empty
G F
A person cannot live without sleep
C F
And you can't hold up a story so heavy
G
We tell it so rarely
C F
And in this place I think about you
C F
The spirits and veins that you run through
C F
And in this place I think about you
We Are Scientist (...)
We Are The Grand
We Are The In Cr (...)
We Banjo 3
We Bare Bears