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15 Minutes

by Matt Ryder

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1.
Asking You 06:26
I have come to know it’s not the way you see me, it’s just the way you were taught to see
2.
I Choose 03:38
3.
15 Minutes 04:58
15 Minutes Another baby closes it’s eyes, mother in tow One in anticipation, the other out of sorrow I said ohh, born into what? Untainted green apple, two stomachs aching One impatient while the other, the other one is breaking I said ohh, oh why? I just don’t understand the way of the world today 15 minutes giving life, 15 minutes taking it away I said ohh, oh why? Another baby closes it’s eyes, mother in tow One out of anticipation, the other out of sorrow I said ohh Stop now, I’m breaking down Stop now, I’m breaking now Stop now, I’m pregnant now Stop now, I’m breaking down
4.
The Line 05:14
5.
Orange Jumpsuits I hope you open up today, just express yourself and say what it is you want me to say On this open road ahead, streams of blue and violet cascade down I need to breathe again I know it’s the way you need me, the way you feel me Tripping and I’m falling, well I don’t know where to start You’re taking and I’m breaking where do two worlds fall apart Why open a window, break my fall then break my fall again Well I don’t want it, but I do have it yeah Well I don’t need it, but I bleed it yeah The world is broken, how do two worlds fall apart When it’s over, when it’s over, when it’s over The world is broken, how do two worlds fall apart When it’s over, when it’s over, it’s not over Acquiesce for fear they’ll terminate Breathe in, don’t breathe out I don’t want it, but I do have it yeah Unspoken, unheard of What’s the point of feeling if you don’t even have a chance? Well I don’t want it, but I do have it yeah Well I don’t need it, but I bleed it yeah The world is broken, how do two worlds fall apart When it’s over, when it’s over, when it’s over The world is broken, how do two worlds fall apart When it’s over, when it’s over, it’s not over Acquiesce for fear they’ll terminate I want it, I need it, I want it, take it back from me though I own it I want it, I need it, I want it, take it back from me The world is broken, how do two worlds fall apart When it’s over, when it’s over, when it’s over The world is broken, how do two worlds fall apart When it’s over, when it’s over, it’s not over Acquiesce for fear they’ll terminate
6.
Montalban 04:08
Montalban I am no better off than the man next to me I want to be different, hate to be the same It’s so easy to disassociate ourselves It’s so easy to simply place the blame We focus on what we have done, and the anger we have felt But in our petty times and our victories, if we could just stop Just stop and look at ourselves I am.. Will the way you want me speak forever? Understand, it’s not the way you want me, the way you feel me I am right Why you’ve got to say those words out loud? Maybe it’s so you can hear for yourself You’re so busy caught up in, the me, the how, the why, the when of ourselves Of what we have felt, of what we know Well that’s the way it goes I am.. Will the way you want me speak forever? Understand, it’s not the way you want me, the way you feel me I am right Of what we’ve felt, of what we’ve known, of what we’ve seen, of what we’ve been I don’t want you to believe in ourselves, take it back, oh we’ve come round and we’ve gone off track into ourselves, and what I know, into ourselves and that’s the way it goes I am.. Will the way you want me speak forever? Understand, it’s not the way you want me, the way you feel me I am right

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released September 1, 2007

Matt Ryder: Guitar, Vocals, Stompbox
Chris Mac: Drums, Bass, Piano
Recorded by Duane Preston
Artwork: Jonno Winnel

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Matt Ryder Darwin, Australia

“Matt Ryder plays guitar, stompbox and sings. And does it really well. His rootsy style could be compared to say John Butler or Ben Harper, though his songs and playing have a powerful, uptempo percussive edge. Guitarists should come and check him out to be blown away by the guys skills; two handed tapping, hitting the guitar, harmonics everywhere… What can’t he do?”
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