TV Girl - Blue Hair

Death of a Party Girl by TV Girl https://tvgirl.bandcamp.com Lyrics: She asked me how to be funny But that’s not something you can teach What seemed so blue in the sunlight By the night was a pale green And I tried to hold her But it didn’t really last long And she’s getting older I guess she’s gotta cut her blue hair off She asked me if she was pretty Well it’s clear that the girl’s a fraud There’s really no way of winning If in their eyes you’ll always be a dumb blonde And she cried over nothing So there was nothing I could do to stop Her from cutting Her beautiful blue hair off It looked like cotton candy And just as quick to get licked away Last I heard she was living With a boy who acts his age And I guess I’ll just miss her Even though she isn’t even really gone But things are just different Ever since she cut her blue hair off - "Her hair was unkempt, frazzled, as though she'd been trying to tear it out by the roots, and her face seemed shapeless, blank. But maybe it was the distance or the strange light, because as she came towards me, moving coldly, disdainfully, yet dreamily, not as a body but as shifting shimmering light, she seemed to grow in stature and her years dropped away. She walked like a good politician, simulating dignity, self-assurance, humility. Already practicing probably for the last walk to follow." -The Public Burning released May 8, 2018 All the songs were written by Brad Petering. And were mixed and mastered by Jason Wyman. The Song "Drift Down" incorporates elements of a song of the same name by a group called "Snow Mantled Love" A great band that never got their fair due. The song "Death of a Party Girl" uses a sample of the song "New Tomorrow" by the Legendary Pink Dots. Used here with the generous permission of lead dot Edward Ka-Spel. Additional vocals were provided by Molly Raney, who performs as "Poppet" and is worth checking out. Even more additional vocals were provided by Lydia Fothergill. - Chillwavve Records Store: http://chillwavve.