Searows - Death in the Business of Whaling
A thoughtful, carefully constructed album that rewards patience, revealing more with each return.
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Jenny wants what's best for me, and I don't ask why I know better than to waste her time Jenny says the problem is I don't even try Every time she asks a question, I lie
And it's barely winter, but I've made up my mind There is nothing else left to decide Have you learned nothing from the pain in your side? Are you holding out for dear life?
Radio signal couldn't find me on the roof It only tells me bad news Keep that in mind, say what I know to be true I think I'm bad for you
And I really meant it this time Leaving without saying goodbye Moving with my grandma by the seaside I want a whole 'nother life
I've tried a million times Keeping you needless in the back of my mind I've tried picking my fights And checking your breathing through the end of the night
In a few years When the ink dries, I will be here Starting fires in the front yard Through the sickness, I was the safeguard
But you fall too hard, I am wishing Is it making sense? I can fix it But it won't hurt you less, what is missing? I made this mess from a distance, it's gonna take me next
It's the creature that's moving at a terrible speed It's believing you'll wake me if I'm falling asleep I have dreams where I'm grasping something out of my reach I, I'm screaming for nothing, saying, "What am I doing now?"
Saying, "What am I doing now?" Saying, "What am I doing now?" What am I doing now?
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"Junie" is a song by Searows from the album Death in the Business of Whaling, released in 2026. The song was written by Searows. It was produced by Searows.
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A thoughtful, carefully constructed album that rewards patience, revealing more with each return.
Alec Duckart's Searows first landed as a quiet cult secret: one mic, GarageBand, and a debut ('Guard Dog') that made fragility feel seismic. 'Death in the Business of Whaling' widens the frame - alt-rock and Americana pressure, crashing drums, and a coastal dread that never loosens its grip.
Inspired by horror film 'X', the track explores themes of visibility in relationships and features on next month's EP.