Kylie Dailey - No Good Kudzu

Kylie Dailey’s songs make space to take a deep breath. Her citrus-tinged melodies are an invitation to lightness, channeling some of the best human feelings: hair blown by ocean wind, passing the guitar with your best friends, sharing that hard thing with someone you love. Paired with arrangements by partner Kevin Dailey (Garden Friend), Kylie Dailey’s songs glow with personal experience filtered through musical influences ranging from American folk music to African folk melodies.

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The transition @ 2:00 is absolutely glorious! 🥰 What a lovely little tune. 💖

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who came from Sourav Joshi outro music

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Who told you that it was too late
When was it that you started leaning that way
Four tires cut into the clay
It dries up, and now there’s just one road to take
It’s growing up over with green
So easy to drive on, but not what it seems
The poison is spilling upstream
And it’s taking out every living thing
Every living thing
Who told you that you were no good
There’s no use in trying, and even if you could
It wouldn’t come out like it should
This stubborn zudzu just covers these woods
Could you listen to somebody else
Well, you only drink from the thoughts of yourself
Are you under the canopy spill (?)
You dig in your heals
And spread the disease
You’re spreading the disease
Back up the drive a bit
Could you see what this is
This is a part of it all
Over and over
Injustice to injury
This is a part of it all
Could you hike back to it
Fight with it
Sit with it
This is a part of it all
Ask around
Be aware
Make peace with what is there
This is a part of it all
Ooh - ooh
Mmm - mmm
Mmmm
Who told you that it was too late
Mmmm - mmm