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heavy & abusive

from the restless dreams of youth by Tamar Berk

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    (Second Pressing) Signed 12" vinyl of Tamar Berk's first solo album "The Restless Dreams of Youth." Vinyl is an "ECO MIX COLORED VINYL" which means the actual color is unknown until shipment arrives and the box is opened! "Eco Mix" uses a completely random color made from leftover pressings from that day/week. Please note - Purple color is NOT what the vinyl will look like. It's just an example of an Eco Mix color. (this is the second limited edition printing)

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lyrics

You woke up with that look on your face again.
The one that says, ‘You better not say the wrong thing.’
So I walked out, I walked away, I walked outside
Where I thought, I better not say the wrong thing.

How could things that seem so simple be so heavy and abusive?
And how could things that seem so perfect be so bad?
And how could things that seem so clear be so sarcastic and elusive?
And how could things that seem so lovely be so sad?

I woke up with that feeling in my head again
The one that says, ‘You better not do the wrong thing.’
So you walked out, you walked away, you walked outside
Where you thought, you better not do the wrong thing.

How could things that seem so simple be so heavy and abusive?
And how could things that seem so perfect be so bad?
And how could things that seem so clear be so sarcastic and elusive?
And how could things that seem so lovely be so sad?

I don’t know why we keep having these kinds of mornings.
When every little look feels like a warning.
And walking away feels exactly the same as saying goodbye

How could things that seem so simple be so heavy and abusive?
And how could things that seem so perfect be so bad?
And how could things that seem so clear be so sarcastic and elusive?
And how could things that seem so lovely be so sad?

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from the restless dreams of youth, released February 26, 2021
Album credits
the restless dreams of youth
by Tamar Berk

Tamar Berk - vocals, guitars, piano, wurlitzer, harpsichord, synth, organ, bass
Matt Walker - drums
Chris Davis - lead guitar (skipping the cracks, socrates & me, better off meditating, heavy & abusive, red ball, In the wild)
Matt Thomson - bass (skipping the cracks, outdated)
Tuesday Denekas - guitars (heavy & abusive)

Recorded by Tamar Berk and Matt Thomson (Ivy League Recordings)
Produced by Tamar Berk, Matt Thomson
Mixed by Sean O'Keefe
Mastered by Justin Perkins at Mystery Room Mastering

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In its entirety, "Tiny Injuries" is a masterful odyssey through the labyrinth of grief, revealing the painful yet cathartic journey towards acceptance. Berk's lyricism, juxtaposed with a delicate indie pop soundscape, orchestrates a symphony that doesn’t just play but reverberates in the very marrow of human emotion. ... more

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