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Stay Around

by Tini Bot

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Stay Around is the second release by Tini Bot. The song describes a longing for more connection but at the same time a declaration of independence. Finding oneself in search of closeness - a kind of intransigence, protecting one's own values, loving oneself and thus making more authentic connections. The voice was recorded very closely and is intended to reinforce a sense of closeness, with the guitar runs conveying steadiness, which is broken up by punctual noise sequences.

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You’ve been sitting on my boat all casually.
I barely keep it afloat,
and you make it hard to find peace in here.

Take it or leave it, I am not waiting around.
The sea is waiting, and I love the sound
Of no one around.

Chorus
If you don’t want to drown,
Grow a backbone.
If you want to come around,
You have to hold on,
And Learn to swim in sound.

You’ve been waving from the shore,
And I am not surprised you woke up wanting more.
Take it or leave it cause I’ll go,
I don’t depend on nothing or a soul.

Chorus

If you don’t want to drown,
Grow a backbone.
If you want to come around,
You have to hold on,
And Learn to swim in sound,
And learn to stay around.

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released September 9, 2021
Mastering: Marius Lex

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Tini Bot Dresden, Germany

Tini Bot is a singer songwriter from the Baltic Sea area in the north of Germany. She writes songs in German and English, loves pianos, carries a MiniTaylor guitar, and plays on any instrument she finds. Her lyrics are about wanderlust, emotional chaos, and political issues. ... more

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