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Tweedy - New Moon

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Album: Sukierae
Released: 2014

New Moon Lyrics

Well I've always been certain
Nearly all of my life
One day I'd be your burden
And you would be my wife

Let me hang like a New Moon
And let me be your twin
Let me hang like a new moon
And don't treat me like a stranger again

You keep me as your thief
Please let me be a little more
And when you fall asleep
Let me be what you're dreaming for

Let me hang like a new moon
Don't treat me like a stranger anymore

Well I've always been certain
Nearly all my life
One day I'd be a burden
And you would be my wife

Let me hang like a new moon
High in the wind
Let me hang like a new moon
Don't treat me like a stranger again

You keep me as a theif
Please let me be a little more
When you fall asleep
Let me be what you're dreaming for

I've always been certain
Nearly all of my life

Writer/s: Jeff Tweedy
Publisher: BMG Rights Management
Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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Sukierae is the debut album by Tweedy, a side project formed by Jeff Tweedy and his son Spencer. The record was titled after Jeff Tweedy's wife and Spencer's mother Sue "Sukie" Miller, whose fight with cancer during its recording influenced the lyrical content. Jeff Tweedy explained to Uncut magazine: "She called herself Sukie her whole life because ('60s teen idol) Peter Noone's little sister was Sukie Noone, and she was in love with Peter Noone when she was nine."

Although Sukierae was started before Sukie Miller's diagnosis of cancer, many of its songs describe scenes from a long love affair with a hint of melancholy. Jeff Tweedy sings here over an acoustic guitar:

Oh, I've always been certain nearly all of my life
One day I would be your burden, and you would be my wife

Tweedy told Uncut: "Well, she's definitely on my mind a lot, always, and especially while writing lyrics for this record. It was hard not to sing to her, and honor this thing that we've maintained, that's so hard to do."

Tweedy - Nobody Dies Anymore

Tweedy - Nobody Dies Anymore Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

Album: Sukierae
Released: 2014

Nobody Dies Anymore Lyrics

Sitting in a combed out room
Watching the world to end
I won't say golden
Until you let me back in

Nobody says goodbye
But everybody goes home
We end the day sober
To a depth we don't own

I stand where I grew
Oh, I hated that too
When hell's about to blow in
I saddle up new

And it won't be long
To find a broken back bone
Or another ocean
Are there any unknown

So I dance my shoe
Beneath the black balloon
Flip it at you for your trouble
So long, so soon
I'm going to

Nobody Dies Anymore
But don't you think it's never over
Nobody dies anymore
No badge knock on a dark front door
Some things still change
But
Nobody dies
Nobody dies
Nobody dies

Don't I look over my sister
Sister don't you know me no more
She calls me once every summer
Before the leafs turn gold

When she was the daughter
Of a world without end
They told her I was stolen
She couldn't comprehend

Poured out in the street
By the blood in the grass
Poured out at the feet
By the broken glass

Nobody dies anymore
No badge knock on a dark front door
Some things still change
But
Nobody dies
Nobody dies
Nobody dies

Love every song that I know
You ask me well how so
Strange I can't defend
I love how every song ends

Writer/s: Jeff Tweedy
Publisher: BMG Rights Management
Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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This is a track from Sukierae, the debut album by Tweedy, a side project formed by Jeff Tweedy and his son Spencer. This song finds him reflecting on the ongoing troubles in his home city. "Chicago has a horrible problem with gun violence, and it was an attempt to write about that," he told Uncut magazine. "It still has images of candlelight vigils on crappy, low-income street-corners, with beer being poured out on the street."

Sukierae is titled after Jeff Tweedy's wife and Spencer's mother Sue "Sukie" Miller, whose fight with cancer during its recording influenced the lyrical content. Jeff Tweedy told Uncut: "That was written way before anything happened with my wife's cancer diagnosis. And one of the ways that we discovered the malignancy in my wife's bones is that she had a broken backbone, a collapsed vertebrae. And now when I sing that song, I think, 'Oh my God, that's so strange.'"