Winter Clothes, Summer Clothes
from Live From Your Stereo LP by Warpstar
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumComes in a matte digipack with astounding artwork by Michael Lee Macdonald (IG: alchemichael). Comes with a lyric book insert, stickers, and if you send a funny message with your order we may also include a goodie... oooooooo goodie ー( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ
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***Special Fundraiser 8/6-8/14: All profits will be donated to the Defend O’odham Land Bail Fund. Shipped via USPS as always :)
Includes unlimited streaming of Live From Your Stereo LP via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 14 daysedition of 1Purchasable with gift card$7 USD or more
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lyrics
If there comes a day when the gods will lay waste to earth and to man
We break to the sky and set out to find hospitable land
We'd leave all the memories old
Bring only what we could hold
So I would hold you through the hell and high water until you could stand
On your own
If there comes a time when both man and divine could mend the scars
They'd go home and leave us to fend for ourselves on distant stars
But I'd never feel so alone
With you in my sky looking on
We'd skip rocks for hours off moon beams and showers until they could find
Find a home
Winter clothes tied up around you
And summer clothes left and abandoned just waiting for the warmth of a marigold sun
Winter clothes hung on a flagpole
And summer's coat worn down to shambles and nobody knows the fair weather girl like I do, yes it's true, I know you
I know you
Winter clothes tied up around you
And summer clothes left and abandoned just waiting for the warmth of a marigold sun
Winter clothes hung on a flagpole
And summer clothes worn down to shambles and nobody knows the fair weather girl like I do, like I do, like I do
Oh, I do
We break to the sky and set out to find hospitable land
We'd leave all the memories old
Bring only what we could hold
So I would hold you through the hell and high water until you could stand
On your own
If there comes a time when both man and divine could mend the scars
They'd go home and leave us to fend for ourselves on distant stars
But I'd never feel so alone
With you in my sky looking on
We'd skip rocks for hours off moon beams and showers until they could find
Find a home
Winter clothes tied up around you
And summer clothes left and abandoned just waiting for the warmth of a marigold sun
Winter clothes hung on a flagpole
And summer's coat worn down to shambles and nobody knows the fair weather girl like I do, yes it's true, I know you
I know you
Winter clothes tied up around you
And summer clothes left and abandoned just waiting for the warmth of a marigold sun
Winter clothes hung on a flagpole
And summer clothes worn down to shambles and nobody knows the fair weather girl like I do, like I do, like I do
Oh, I do
credits
from Live From Your Stereo LP,
released September 6, 2016
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about
Warpstar Tucson, Arizona
In 2011, three guys formed a band and played a handful of shows, then hid in a cave in the middle of the desert for five years. When they came out they released their debut album in 2016. This is the story of that band.
discography
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Sep 2019 -
Sep 2016
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