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The Last Great Place

by Aunts

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Drew Bligh Honestly one of the best releases out of Connecticut in the last couple years. I'm constantly coming back to it. Favorite track: Winona Ride Or Die.
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1.
Intro 00:45
2.
Open Space 03:16
we just missed the summer at longo the hillside sans the blankets of snow and the birch feels like company fool to think its only me (i’ll) take comfort in knowing that seasons come back around and you’ll never know that i found solace in apathy and burying the memory the space between’s a fallacy so i might just help paint me your enemy you tried to play this i tried to take this to the end tangled in the ebb and flow an open space of overcoats and undertows you tried to play this i tried to take this to the end this place is not a prison though i considered the metaphor this place is not a prison hammocks hung, staring up through the leaves clouds move the same without you next to me whistled grass to my ear off the breeze it will echo on but i will never call it home
3.
Canon 05:49
roll it up and toss it out back at dawn on both sides of 5 for too long ten cups of coffee til i'm sober i thought id understand when i was older but i'm still placating faces and conceding traces it's like trying to explain the difference between what you see and what's sane forfeiting collateral as means to a mental fast to forget it all i want someone to explain the reasons we subject ourselves then refrain refrain from a dialogue afraid to learn what we're even measuring at all so i tested my resolve against off-season aperol a summer precipice before the fall streamed successes and pedestals i found it ever so methodical what you're framing as canonical a side-by-side headspace a separate set of law through a lens all my own a clean slate after all indoctrinate me pull over the wool swaddle a fragile ego incriminate me pull back the curtain on what i found in the ignorance holding candles to ignorance rattle the compass to mimic our trajectory spiral accomplice always held the door for me oh, still throwing out at dawn on both sides of 5 for how long? 10,000 cups and i’m older it all just feels colder cause i’m perpetually postering what we found along the way
4.
amidst delusions of grandeur and self righteous pandering and me barely managing to find reasons to justify holding my breath windowside you always say what you mean when you never mean anything and i figured it all on my own when i was you i can’t seem to let this go away standing at this altar of circumstance, preaching my empathy to a fault defined by misguided wanderlust live lost, i’ll carry on our lives in hypothetics were immune to my ennui the caveats of dreams understanding all that id concede all the things that i’ve owned all the things that you don’t if only you’d stopped flailing i’d have pulled you from the water but you chose to hit the bottom a martyr a martyr to selfish indifference but who am i to judge the actor or the penitent you handed me the gavel if only you’d stop penning these sympathy symphonies cant see forests from trees self deprecating script veiling lessons in modesty if the first step’s admitting it, then the second cant be out the door cause then what’s it all for? so come down off the ivory start digging out of that bitter hole so come down off the ivory lacking time and a word for reaping all the shit that you sow
5.
Zihuatanejo 04:39
i’d rather take the blame than take responsibility i’d rather take the blame than have to take this home if you knew what’s the issue? i’ll say you’ve never brought this up before while i’m staring at the floor but that’s not quite asking not that it would fix it anymore i’ll keep basking in shade and pretend to be bored you wanted the betterment with these shorelines as sutures i tried to circumvent the issues feigning armistice so give me all the blame i’ll handle it down the road i’ll take that patient silent prose this shouldn’t all be the same to me we are miles away from day-to-day i can’t shake the dust from the carry ons it’s been too far and far too long i lied you forgot to call me on that shit i guess we’re over it you wanted a future met with these skylines as ignorance but that is not the way i am the saboteur i can say it now with a clear conscience but a mouthful of the sand that i’m standing on
6.
The Grey 06:30
sinking in salt, the grains i’ve been taking in exchanging these lessons for victories like moths to flame, throwing caution around again the bliss of the hive cost more than you set aside im asking you what earns your affinity i’m asking you don’t fall for a litany of cozy rhetoric tonight it’s making me crazy discomfort in grey with a precedent that all remains the same i’ll gather all the earth you’ll abandon reason and hope you will take me all the same demonstrate to me your worth exorcise all others words what’s my faith if only you stand to gain? subject to narrow plans afraid to question; not to mention all the effort it takes to ignore a new perspective exposed to nothing else force fed a side, offense contrived a talking head won’t decide who i say hello to i have much to show you

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released May 14, 2020

-We Are Your Aunts-
Tory Summers
Mark Loper
Conner Black
Kevin Walsh

Written and Produced by Aunts
Lyrics by Conner Black
Cover Photography by Mark Loper
Recorded and Engineered by Tory Summers at ScaryTerry Studios
Mastered by Matt Agoglia at The Ranch Mastering Studios

Marimba by Kevin Walsh

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Aunts Hartford, Connecticut

Mark, Tory, Kevin, Conner. Old friends, new music. Thank you for listening

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