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lyrics
You’re about to watch a show starring me
I don’t know what you’re about to hear or see
The truth is I have no plan at all
There’s a good chance that off this stage I’ll fall
My body ain’t quite what it used to be
My hair ain’t the color it once was
My style icon is Emmylou Harris
Mixed with a little Don Was
I lie on stage I lie in songs
I lay my troubles down
Hey stick it out with me kid, I mean what else is there to do
In this godforsaken deep fried bacon town?
Yeah, you bought the tickets, you paid the cash
You got in the car, you moved your ass
You brought a friend or an awkward date
To something you love that they’re probably gonna hate
It’s music, sweet music
I’m emo, I’m screamo
I’m country and I’m folk
Americana if you wanna
I’m old-fashioned but I’m woke
I’m everything to everyone
I’m Jesus and I’m Buddha too
Don’t panic, I’m organic
I’m too scared to be satanic
But mostly I’m just here to sing for you
Well, I’ve played a lot of shows across this world
But tonight’s the best I’ll ever play
I’m handing you a pearl
My G string might snap in two
My face may turn from red to white to blue
But it’s not because I’m dying, hey I’m just patriotic
When we all connect like LEGOs
Yeah, we all are symbiotic
I die on stage, I die in songs
I throw my troubles down
Hey, stick it out with me kid, I mean what else is there to do
In this craft beer makin’, earthquake shakin’ town?
Yeah, you bought the tickets you paid the cash
You got in the car, you moved your ass
You brought a friend or an awkward date
To something you love that they’re definitely gonna hate
It’s music, sweet music
I’m emo, I’m screamo
I’m Grateful Dead post stroke
Americana if you wanna
I’m old-fashioned but I’m broke
I’m everything to everyone
I’m Jesus and I’m Buddha too
Don’t panic, I’m organic
I’m too scared to be satanic
But mostly I’m just here to sing for you
Well, I know what you’re thinkin’, what the hell?
This guy just wrote a whole entire song about himself
And the truth is I do it all the time
Well for me it’s therapeutic
And I hope that you don’t mind
WelI, I probably owe you money cuz you’re my therapist
But I’m kinda like your escort away from all of this
I cry on stage, I cry in songs, I try to work it out
Hey, stick it out with me kid, I mean what else is there to do in this
Hemp clothes makin’ tincture takin’
Sourdough bakin’, late day wakin’
Spare change takin’ traffic makin’
Release the kraken, I must be mistaken
I’m in the wrong town
credits
from Stardust and Satellites,
released February 18, 2022
(Steve Poltz/Anthony da Costa) Polio Boy Music (BMI), administered by Compass Copyright Administration (BMI)/Cat Problem (BMI)
Steve Poltz - guitar, vocals
Anthony da Costa - backing vocals
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