Infectiously catchy electro-pop by the New York multi-instrumentalist and singer Barrie Lindsay in this wistful perspective of social justice movements, democratic socialism and the New Deal with reference to Glen Campbell’s classic song Wichita Lineman. Out on Winspear Records. To explore, enjoy and purchase more of Barrie’s work, visit her Bandcamp page embedded below or the Spotify embed.
Born with emotion
Pushed into motion
Wichita Lineman
Our most favourite tragedy
Don’t go leave
Work your speed
What an honour, what a breed
Keep looking up
Just up enough
Past temporary prairie
Wait for the break when we get some rain
Swim in the creeks that the New Deal laid
Can’t break even but can’t complain
Pushed right back to try it again
Born with devotion
Pushed into motion, god don’t stop
Making it harder
All the time
Just wanna move to Virginia
Get a dog and a house with a human name
Call me Linda Tomorrow
Give me something to dance to in 6/8
Wait for the break when we get some rain
Under the lights of the TVA
Can’t break even but can’t complain
Pushed right back to try it again
Wait for the break when we get some rain
Swim in the creeks that the New Deal laid
Can’t break even but can’t complain
Pushed right back to try it again
They get you to give it up
They want you to give
They get you to give it up
They want you to
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