When I close my eyes, I want you to come up for air
And when I turn around, I expect you to be there
If I clear my mind, I wonder what you’ll say to me
I’ll try to reach you through my heart, wherever you may find yourself
Are you in the past now
Are you in the past now
How do I get back there?
I still don’t know what you meant that day
When I feel my pulse, I can’t help but think it slows me down
If I could shake my body off, I could merge with you into the ground
But I get the sense that something I did pissed you off
Was it my conscience or was it the message I was to receive
You’re not around now
The years have gone by and
I was hoping you’d guide me
I can’t feel you near me anymore
If I meet my death on the day that I may least expect
I hope that you’ll be there, to greet me and to settle this
I hope you’ll understand; I only meant to capture you
What was left of who you were absorbed into the ones you loved
Are you in the past now
Are you in the past now
How do I get back there?
I still don’t know what you meant that day
Jonny Pierce writes smart, emotions-on-sleeve-style lyrics, perfectly paired with catchy melodies, lively beats, and memorable basslines. The result is an honest celebration of the queer experience. A Severe Joy
This fabulous band encompasses everything there is to love about indie pop. From catchy melodies and great lyrics to exciting harmonies, beats, sounds, and moods. Simply masterful and fun. A Severe Joy
All proceeds from Julia Julian frontperson Max Ripps' experimental indie pop EP will be donated to Philadelphia Community Bail Fund. Bandcamp New & Notable Dec 17, 2020