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Baby's Fire DEMO (Cover of Daddy's Hands)

by Lily Fawn, Hush Hush Noise

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This is a cover of one Lily Fawn's fav bands and friends whom she grew up with. They inspire her. Please go check out their albums! This song is from the album Tutankhamun.

Daddy's Hands was a Canadian experimental rock band formed in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, by singer/guitarist Dave Wenger, bassist Emily Bauslaugh, drummer Jonah Fortune, and saxophonist Jonathan Pollard.
Genres: Noise rock, Post-punk
Record labels: Headhunter Records, Que Sera Records, The Mintaka Conspiracy

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Yesterday, I was, crimson cow
it reminded me of you
sometimes mens drunk alone
it felt awkward, chasing birds
I am jealous of a movement
that isnt mine
I have swallowed scary bugs
I maybe small enough to glow
the shitting sky
i am always old
in baby's fire
i am always old
in baby's fire

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released September 29, 2020
Lily Fawn: Vocals, musical saw, percussion, sound arrangement and instrumentation.
Eric: Guitar, programming, vocals

Written by Daddy's Hands: Original arrangement and lyrics.

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Hush Hush Noise Victoria, British Columbia

Hush Hush Noise is an experimental Noir Dreampop band from Victoria BC. Fronted by powerhouse artist, Lily Fawn who combines organic sounds with electronics to create memorable songs.

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