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Only Physical
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you know exactly where to lay your boots when you come to bed
you know exactly which cabinet the clean glasses are in
i’m not asleep, i’m listening to the sounds of the street
i’m watching your shadow breakin’ on the wall as you climb onto the sheet
are you so sure that this is only physical?
are you so sure that this is only physical?
still
you got white, white sunscreen in your hair, tangled up in jet black
you got a phone number written on your palm you smear down my back
it’s not for me to know where you come from and where you go
for now, you’re here, and i hear you breathing low
are you so sure that this is only physical?
are you so sure that this is only physical?
still
what a privileged position to be able to complain at all
are you so sure that this is only physical?
are you so sure that this is only physical?
are you so sure?
are you so sure that this is only physical?
still
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Matthew Connor Boston, Massachusetts
Matthew Connor is a crooner for the 21st century, writing heart-wrenching songs that combine the windswept ideals of classic
American balladry with stark depictions of modern-day alienation. The Boston-based Connor has a haunting voice that conjures ghosts of past heartbreaks, and he pairs it with spectral guitars that recall country tearjerkers and alt-pop brooding.
—Maura Johnston
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