Choose Lit
Choose Lit
Choose Lit
Choose Lit
Choose Lit
Choose Lit

Snapshot of a person's regular substance use/abuse summed up in a simple question: if we know it is wrong, why don't we stop?

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Settle The Score

from Daylight Animal

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Snapshot of a person's regular substance use/abuse summed up in a simple question: if we know it is wrong, why don't we stop?

Choose lit, yeah we all choose lit Choose lit, why we all choose it? Choose lit, yeah we all choose lit You say it ain't right, but we all choose it

Substance and alcohol use and abuse are more than modern science, academia and medicine want us to believe. Addiction is real, but no one is an addict for life. The system just slaps you with a label for life. That doesn't heal. I hope this song can at least spark a conversation that can.

— Chad Lewine
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A song about the desire for sovereign, owned housing in a broken socioeconomic system.

I, I wanna buy, I wanna buy I wanna buy a house, wanna buy a house by 35 Thirty five, I wanna thrive I wanna stay alive, I wanna buy a house by 35

I wrote this when I realized I needed a house because because I didn't feel comfortable/free to make music and sing how I wanted to in apartments anymore.

— Chad Lewine
  • "songs about wanting to buy a house"
  • "songs about financial struggle in your 30s"
  • "songs about the housing crisis"
  • "millennial homeownership anthem"
  • "gen z housing crisis music"
  • "songs about working hard to afford a home"
  • "songs about being priced out"
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Narrative song of an exciting first encounter at a party that leads to a platonic sleepover, leaving the narrator high and dry.

One of the few narrative style songs I've written. I was so close to reliving my middle school "straight guy" fantasy (that turned into a reality) but this time, he got away. Never heard from him again. Everything in the song is true, by the way.

— Chad Lewine
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