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here is where i let go
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half drunk
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not the way i feel
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the way i miss you
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only midnight
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Emily Rodgers Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Produced by Kramer (Galaxie 500, Daniel Johnston, Will Oldham), who calls her "a songwriter in the classic sense of the
term."
Emily Rodgers's music has been compared to Mazzy Star, Cat Power, and Neil Young.
Rodgers has shared stages with artists including: Magnolia Electric Company, Great Lake Swimmers, and Jolie Holland.
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