Concrete – it’s where I want my feet to stay
Strong walls – maybe better off that way
This brain has been doing flips and shit
And this heart – I can’t put a finger on it
And it goes up down up down up down everyday
And it goes up down up down up down everyday
But then the concrete cracks
And then there’s no looking back
But then the concrete cracks a little more
Look down under the cracks – a new floor
This brain is getting punched and pulled and pinched
But it learns what it couldn’t learn without all this
And this heart is getting wrung out more and more these days
But it feels a joy it could only feel this way
Credits
Jasmine Gillison – Lyrics, Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Ben Tufts – Producer, Drums, Synth
Mark Williams – Electric Guitar
Kevin de Souza – Bass Guitar
Recorded and Mixed by Ben Green at Ivakota Recording in Washington, DC
Mastered by Michael Mattice
Photography by Eman El Saied
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