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May 4, 2018 59 min

Ep 6: 'Walking Straight' ft. Nick O'Donnell

from My Songs Suck

Join the boys on their first phone interview as they talk to Nick O'Donnell, the legendary producer of the band '26' and the producer behind Your Man Alex Smith's sophomore EP 'Guilty' Find Nick's work online: Make Music Not War (Production & Mixing) - Facebook,​​​​​​​ Instagram [26] (Nick's band) - Facebook Saint Hughs (Nick's Side Project) - Facebook 'Walking Straight' Lyrics Written by Nick O’Donnell & Floodboy | Performed by Floodboy I’ve been walking around and stumbling down with my feet firmly off the ground The words don’t come out when I’m speaking And I don’t know what I’m drinking She lit a match and burnt my finger and it’s only the pain that lingers So I lie today and you’ll know the truth tomorrow and the pain will stay knowing you now know the meaning Hold on to what you’ve been looking for Hold on too what you’ve been searching for We were walking we lost our way Saw a mirrorball wished I was there So I lie today and you’ll know the truth tomorrow and the pain will stay knowing you now know the meaning I’ve been walking around and stumbling down with my feet firmly off the ground Be sure to Follow My Songs Suck on Facebook Check out Your Man Alex Smith! on Facebook, Bandcamp, Spotify & iTunes Check out James's other podcast Unfeatured Articles! on Facebook & iTunes And check out the other great podcasts from That's Not Canon Productions www.thatsnotcanonproductions.com

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