<strong>Sløtface</strong> - AWAKE / ASLEEP EP
An assured next step in the band’s evolution.
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One lumpy couch Three pans with Teflon, all scratched up I know that freaks you out Hole in the wall Punched straight through to something raw I think I've felt enough One, new mattress that I bought Just for myself Clean sheets and bright spots
It's just stuff (It's just stuff, stuff) Used to seem charming Now it's worn out Things standing around It's just stuff (It's just stuff, stuff) It has no meaning anymore Things to fill the empty space
Half empty bookshelf With all the non-fiction picked out No substance left But I am left with all the novels That juicy center that I feast on Late nights when I'm by myself Clean sheets and bright spots
It's just stuff (It's just stuff, stuff) Used to seem charming Now it's worn out Things standing around It's just stuff (It's just stuff, stuff) It has no meaning anymore Things to fill the empty space
As I move from end to end In this apartment that I love There are fewer hot spots I have to draw my eyes from Ghosts are gone
New plans New Sunday morning rituals New blank page No one to tell me it'll be okay
It's just stuff (It's just stuff, stuff) For a self claimed anti-consumerist You sure didn't leave me With a lot of it (It's just stuff, stuff) It's just stuff It's just stuff It's just stuff
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"Stuff" is a song by Sløtface from the album Sorry for the Late Reply, released in 2020. The song was written by Haley Shea, Lasse Lokøy, Nils Jørgen Nilsen, Tor-Arne Vikingstad. It was produced by Odd Martin.
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