Leef
Ball Park Music * Track #7 On Every Night the Same Dream
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- #6Peppy
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- #7Leef
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- #10Suit Yourself
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Leef by Ball Park Music
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Ball Park MusicProduced by
Matt RedlichWrited by
Samuel CromackAbout
The seventh song off Ball Park Music’s fourth album, Every Night the Same Dream, is a slower, folkier song that features a flute track.
Leef Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Leef, I told you all my secrets
Leef, until I first did cry
Deep within abyss of birth rates
Sprawling from a dead bird's eye
[Chorus 1]
Save me from tipping
Off the corner, cut my spine
And blow through recorders
Seven years of caked-up eyes
Eyes learn to dance
Cryptic cheaters on the phone
Or train me, a pansy
And charm the insects and make you known
[Verse 2]
Flee into the circus lately
Aren't you going to pry me with your red-hot mic?
Level-level eight, I died and held a service
Played a little song beneath a tambourine
[Chorus 2]
Save me from ancient
Cells are bulging through my skin
Lanterns burn the fat
It smells as if I'm caving in
From up where we stood
On Wellington with hands of snow
I sink through your bright scars
Your throat is holding hands with mine
[Post-Chorus]
And time timbers over
It cracks with its ferocious whine
[Outro]
I'll love you forever
I'll love you forever
I'll love you forever
I'll love you forever
Leef Q&A
Who wrote Leef's ?
Leef was written by Samuel Cromack.
Who produced Leef's ?
Leef was produced by Matt Redlich.
When did Ball Park Music release Leef?
Ball Park Music released Leef on Fri Aug 19 2016.
What did Ball Park Music say about "Leef"?
My friend Ben and I always admired lyricists that would give you a payoff. They’d run through a slew of abstract phrases and then dump a no-brainer on you. It allowed them to use clichés or even be cheesy if they set you up well enough. Jeff Mangum comes to mind. One minute he’s singing about semen...