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senior

by wyatt moran

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1.
loss pt. ii 03:24
it doesn't feel like i'm getting older but that's alright with me learning to take my pills at bedtime everyday before i go to sleep crossing off the dates in my calendar i haven't seen you since the spring maybe we should get some coffee or find a better way to speak or maybe not because while i'm growing up you're still smoking in the parking lot i just wanted to let you know that i've learned how to love, how to cry, how to hug on my own still get scared sometimes but not because i'm alone so it's about time i cut those losses and start the walk home.
2.
sunrise 04:46
pushing my fingers through my hair with my hoodie on, walking down the stairs it's a beautiful night to not go anywhere so just slow down i'll be right here i think that i'd be fine if we stayed inside this room and talked 'till sunrise when i sit with you i lose track of the time so i might as well stay here connecting the dots inside my head i don't know anything just yet don't leave anything unsaid life's too short; and we don't know what's next
3.
we should get on getting on the world won't wait for those like you and i. and darling can't you see? he was never meant for you and she was never meant for me. you know how it's supposed to be but when's the last time you looked over and thought "well he's the one for me"? it's not too late. but who am i to give advice when i still love the girl who left me in the spring so tell me what you think now that we're leaving town. i'm sure we'll all get back together and talk whenever i'm back around. is it normal to be so scared? picking up broken glass; there's blood on both my hands but i don't care. i know it's unsafe. but i'm just trying to pick up all of the pieces that i think that i can save. and if i throw it all away would you come to the fueneral and tell them all the mistakes that i made?
4.
i'm high as a kite but i'm down on my luck would you give me a chance? 'cause i think i'm in love you're never in town; i ask you too much to come here and stay because you're all that i want i know that you know it'll never work out but when i hold you so closely i do not doubt that we're 20 and renting our first house now 30: new car and a new mouth at 40: oh how did our time slip by? now 50: and i'm finding my way pushing 60: i love you more everyday but now you have to go i just thought i'd let you know.

about

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it is currently 10:39 on saturday, august 31st, and i’m listening to the final mixes of senior as i wait to move into my dorm 1300 miles from my hometown.

it would make sense to quote ferris bueller at this point, but i choose not to (plus i’ve only seen that movie like one time in my whole life)

the last few weeks have been quite the transition point in my life. it is a strange feeling to see all of your friends disappear off into different corners of the united states, waiting until it is finally your turn to start again, in your own little bubble, far away from where anyone knows your name. it’s a scary change, but one that i am no doubt excited for...

however.

on the dawn of the final “wyatt moran” project, i feel as if some thank-yous are in order. so, in no particular order, thank you to

my family, who have continued to support me and my dreams of becoming a rockstar for as long as i can remember.

zach and the team at carpet booth for giving me invaluable knowledge and friendship.

alec tackmann, his general knowledge of drums, bass guitar, and how to teach.

any and all bands whom i have played shows with or have ever asked me to join their ranks. it’s a team effort and nobody would go anywhere without mutual support that you have given to me.

the special people that let me sleep on their floors, couches, and (sometimes) beds when i was on the road.

anyone who ever came to a show, bought a cd, shirt, or listened to the music that i have put out.

you! if you are currently reading this it means that you a) are related to me, or b) are a fan of what i do. either way, this is for you; thank you for reading about all of the people that are very important to me and this journey. wouldn’t have been the same without you :)

senior is a goodbye of sorts. to all of the people that i have left behind and the ones that i let get away. sometimes leaving is happy and sometimes it is sad; up to you to decide which.

wyatt

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released September 13, 2019

all songs written by wyatt moran
performances by wyatt moran and dylan hilliker
recorded at carpetbooth studios by zach zurn, nik hamilton, wyatt moran, and charlie burket
additional recording by wyatt moran
mixed and mastered by wyatt moran

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