Hot Air

from Hot Air by The Beekeepers

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It's easier to do it this way
I block out noise and run around free
and time keeps moving

I could stretch my arms
to span my life at large
and hot air would still spill from my mouth

I'm like a ghost
trying to be seen
I can't compete with you
for how much air we're losing

It's easier to do it this way
I move like I don't need nobody
I dance like I don't need nobody and
hot air still spills from my mouth

I'm like a ghost
trying to be seen
I can't compete with you
for how much air we're losing

It's easier to do it this way
I kiss like I don't need nobody
I dance like I don't need nobody
I pretend that I don't need nobody,
I
I
I
I......

Written by Elena Rossman
Vocals: Elena Rossman, Olivia Radovich and Simone Vincenty
Guitar: Elena Rossman

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from Hot Air, released April 29, 2013

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The Beekeepers Santa Cruz, California

On a northbound road trip up the California coast in 2009, The Beekeepers were born. Inspired by animated conversation with two Australian hitchikers about the extinction of bees and the importance of folk music, Olivia and Elena decided to put a name to their honey sweet harmonies and acoustic guitar plucking. ... more

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