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Dissociative Tally

from Yellow has a pretty good reputation by Babehoven

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Dissociative Tally is largely about feeling detached from my sense of self. As someone who struggles with dissociative tendencies, sometimes I feel like I’m moving around in a foggy dream. This song explores that experience. This EP is largely recorded onto tape and the voice has been slowed down as a form of detachment from my day-to-day voice. The slow, slightly lower drawl of the voice represents what it feels like to be in a state of persistent, mild delirium.

lyrics

I’m not really a songwriter
Like I used to be
Playing keys in the Nutty Nut Nerds
seems to be my peek

At least I was present
At least I felt there

I remember choosing three notes
Randomly
Driving in my car, I woke up
Half asleep

Living in a fog-land
Hard to lock eyes

Talk about dissociative disorders
On the couch
Tally your mental health
Rate the questions from 1 to 10

Do you ever feel you can’t
Keep up with the conversation?
Do you ever watch yourself walk around
In a dream?

I’m afraid of losing you
I’m afraid of losing you
I’m afraid of losing you

credits

from Yellow has a pretty good reputation, track released May 20, 2020
Recorded and mixed by Ryan Albert

Produced by Ryan Albert and Maya Bon

Mastered by Greg Obis of Chicago Mastering Service

Album artwork by Lauren Bon

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Babehoven Hudson, New York

Babehoven is a band fronted by songwriter Maya Bon with collaborator Ryan Albert.

New album 'Water's Here In You' out 4/26!

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