Lay My Head Down, by Broken Field Runner

Lay My Head Down

by Broken Field Runner

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1.	Put An Ocean Between My Self-Pity & Me 03:00	lyrics	buy track
Put an ocean between my self-pity and me, And I'll drink, and I'll drink, and I'll drink. I'll drink myself to death.
2.	Palm Trees Wave 05:15	info	buy track
3.	Man Plans (Now You Have Something Too) 03:53		buy track
4.	Soft Pink Hands 03:33		buy track
5.	Koreatown 03:37	lyrics	buy track
Paint you on the side of the liquor store when you die The one on Catalina and 8th. Paint you into a corner, paint you in shades of everything. Learn to feign from sedatives, as if I could learn to taste from medicine. Paint you in blue and orange (as if I could). Curse me out loud. Wish for death. Stick around. Mouth the words but hate the sound. Hope there's not more to go around.
6.	Millennial Pink 03:05		buy track
7.	Heat 04:12		buy track
8.	Twenty Somethings 03:06		buy track
9.	God Laughs (When They Expose A Human Body) 05:32		buy track
10.	Test Everything, Hold Onto What's Good 08:12		buy track

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Lay My Head Down was recorded and mixed by Derek Ted Shultz at Sunroom Recordz & Salon $RZ&$ in Canoga Park, California and at Planet Heaven in Burbank, California. The album was mastered by T. William Walsh. All lyrics written by Tony Bucci except "Soft Pink Hands" and "Heat" by Laura Murphy. All songs written by Broken Field Runner. "Koreatown was inspired by the art, poetry, photography, and music of the following LA-based artists: Yoshawn Smith (IG: @yoshawnsmith), Joseph Lee (www.josephleeart.com), Johnathan "Dumbfoundead" Park (www.dumbfoundead.com). Album artwork photography by Andrew Franciosa. Layout and design by Dane Erbach.

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released July 19, 2019

On this album Broken Field Runner was:
Tony Bucci - vocals, electric guitar, and acoustic guitar; bass and drum programming on "Put An Ocean Between My Self-Pity & Me," and percussion on "Twenty Somethings."
Laura Murphy - vocals and bass
NXNES - electric guitar
Chris Villeneuve - percussion
Derek Ted Shultz - additional vocals on "Test Everything, Hold Onto What's Good" and keyboard on "God Laughs (When They Expose A Human Body)"
Christopher Tenerowicz - horns on "Man Plans (Now You Have Something Too).

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Broken Field Runner Los Angeles, California

Broken Field Runner is an American indie rock band. Live and studio versions have included members of Drug Church, With Confidence, Young Culture, and NXNES. Sullen and forthright, Broken Field Runner's plaintive story-telling can come in waves of bouncy power pop, on weighted slogs of tortured slowcore, or accompanied by the wince and wallow of an acoustic guitar on the verge of tears. ... more

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