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Deep End (Explicit)

by Mild Windigo

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This might be my only song that feels just as relevant today as it did when I wrote it 5ish years ago.

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DEEP END

Running around with my head cut off
It's no wonder I can't sleep
It's hard enough trouble trusting in my dreams
No one said it was easy
But sometimes it's a lot of fun
An all night party till the work gets done

It's so easy to be discouraged
It's so hard to take the leap
All these battles in my head
That I can hardly find my feet

Trying to find a love that's true
Find someone who sticks
But problems won't vanish with a single kiss
I keep fighting the odds
I keep trying at my luck
I'm broke inside and act like I don't give a fuck

I'm the only one responsible
They can't do the work for me
There's no test review, no peaking
At the desk right next to me
So go on throw me into the deep end
You might hear me kick and scream
But I'll make it through, god willing
You might see the last of me

It's so easy to be discouraged
It's so hard to take the leap
When we spend all day comparing
What we have not what we need
How I hate the feeling of envy
Seeing others get ahead
And it makes me feel so lonely
Like I don't even have a friend

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released June 11, 2021
Deep End written by Mild Windigo (Amy Alvey)
Produced by Amy Alvey and Matt Lohan
Engineered and mixed by Matt Lohan
Mastered by Matt Gerhard

Vocals, Acoustic and Electric Guitar, Organ - Amy Alvey
Drums, Bass - Matt Lohan

Photo by Craig Hard

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Mild Windigo Nashville, Tennessee

Mild Windigo is the moniker for Amy Alvey's home grown lo-fi wi-fi indie awk rawk.

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