
Waxahatchee has shared a new single, 'Mud', taken from her 'Tigers Blood' sessions
The new track is from her Grammy-nominated album sessions, ahead of European and UK summer tour dates.
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"Blue, Pt. II" is a track by Waxahatchee, from the album Cerulean Salt, released 5th March 2013. The track is 2:19 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 8 articles about Waxahatchee.
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If you think that I'll wait forever, you were right and, I'll give you everything you wanted if I can And when I look into your olive colored eyes I feel a breach, it makes me cry, it makes me cry I wake up early every morning And you sleep for hours after me In our darkened bedroom, I can't breath behind this curtain that we keep We'll wake up sober two weeks later; And we're loving. The atmosphere is fucking tired it brings us nothing If you think that I'll stay forever you were right and, I'll give you everything you wanted when I can And it may look like every hour is dictated By the chance of ream We won't want to die We won't even feel an ounce of pain
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