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Make the Road a Little Longer

from The Real Giving Up by Spelling Reform

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I hopped aboard that lonesome train that carried me from butte to home. Some heavy pack I claimed as mine, and some I hid and left behind. Now I'm spent in every way, and every year is speeding on. Is there some other side where I get to resupply?

Make the road a little longer so that I can get in time with you. Signal to the rescue party that they can delay a day or two.

’Cause all of me is on some brink that’s making some sweet call to me. But as tired as I may be, I should feel and I should think.

Make the road a little longer so that I can spend more time with you. Signal to the rescue party that they can delay a day or two.

’Cause all of me is on some brink that’s making some sweet call to me. So I don’t feel and I don’t think. I reimagine you and me.

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from The Real Giving Up, released October 20, 2023

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Spelling Reform Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Nasal indie rock, stutter-stop power pop, pleasantly bent indie pop.

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