who knows / who cares

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1.	hair dresser's 01:17	buy track
2.	little heart 02:21	buy track
3.	why so serious 00:52	buy track
4.	attached despite the flaws 03:51	buy track
5.	attic sweater smell 02:31	buy track
6.	yep 00:47	buy track
7.	graham 00:16	buy track
8.	frail veined hands 02:30	buy track
9.	try to ignore what's bad 02:43	buy track
10.	sloppy rip off 01:26	buy track
11.	night after acid 02:12	buy track
12.	nicky 03:16	buy track
13.	sendtoenemy.com/mildly-insane/not-very-jovial 09:52	buy track

about

This music I made a few years ago probably sounds bad to your ears at times. There are parts and lyrics that make me cringe but I’m attached to the flaws and the recordings as they are. I can remember how I felt and the places where I recorded every one of the pieces. The piano at an empty church, recorded moments in public spaces, my busted guitar with a hole in the side and an out of tune electric piano on the porch during a humid night with crickets, the moldy rot house, lonely walks home drunk hating myself and wanting to die, my cat Sylvia who helped me stay alive, up all night on acid and the $200 drum kit, weird tunings I’ll never remember, the 16 key keyboard I bought from City Thrift and then turned down an offer in the parking lot by a mother who wanted to buy her son a piano for Christmas, my dear friend Graham who made me smile and would entertain my absurd ideas without outward judgement, looping over a digital beat for my entire shift working at Copy Time. I felt mostly bad when I made these songs, sometimes dancing around the line of suicide, privately, but then publicly through song, and I can imagine it feels that way when you listen to it. I’m sure that is hard music to hear. At times it will make you want to rip your ears out of your head. Yet I still like the songs because they best describe how I felt at one point in time. Good ideas poorly executed, is my excuse. For anybody who is willing to give this a try, I appreciate it, and I hope you’ll listen deeply and hear what I was trying to communicate, because I still stand behind it. If not, who cares!

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released October 11, 2017

by sam. "graham" by graham. thanks graham sean and stephen for being friendly

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Secret Hair Oxford, Mississippi

SECRET HAIR IS A SONGS TO PUT NAME UNDER !!!

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Graham Neeld
Sam McAlilly

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