Modern Baseball
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In an interview with NPR Jake had this to say about the song
I have a pretty bad memory. When I manage to remember things from my past (recent or distant), they usually seem insignificant on the surface. Nevertheless, those are the things I remember, and most of the important stuff is forgotten. “E...
[Verse 1: Jake Ewald]
You hold my hand
You hold your liquor
Projection screen
Had ceased its flicker
You gave me tiny tastes
Of your truth
I was starved
And you were full
[Verse 2: Jake Ewald]
I drove back home
When you got sicker
Disputing claims
That you still held the TV clicker
Anna's face was flushed
It's still in my mind
The waiter asked
If she was high
[Break: Jake Ewald]
Oooooooooooooooo
[Verse 3: Jake Ewald]
You need to hide
It's in your framework
Look me in the eyes
And act like I don't know how shame works
Your compass spins in reverse
The trees do time-lapse speed growth
Your sky is lost behind
A sea of green
[Bridge: Jake Ewald]
She's acting like she knows what's up
She's dripping that devotion stuff
Breaking like her bread won't puff
She's sick of sipping from the holy cup
[Coda: Jake Ewald]
Waking up every day
Is all about
Doing things you don't want to do
But your reward is: You get to wake up
Everyday was written by Jake Ewald.
Everyday was produced by Joe Reinhart.
Modern Baseball released Everyday on Fri May 13 2016.
In an interview with WXPN’s The Key, Jake Ewald said:
This song revolves around the importance of honesty as a tool for nurturing your relationships, romantic and otherwise. It’s mostly about realizing that talking about being honest is nice and feels good, but learning how to actually practice hon...