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Hawthorne Heights Premiere New Song “The Rain Just Follows Me”

Hawthorne Heights have shared the title track of their new album “The Rain Just Follows Me.” That effort will receive a digital release on September 10 (physical copies out October 22). JT Woodruff commented:

“I really wanted to name this album after those lyrics. It perfectly described what I’ve been going through. During the day, everything seems totally fine, but when I lay down and turn out the lights, my world comes crashing down. If this happens on tour or at home, I usually just think of the coast. I think of the way I feel, watching pelicans on the pier. And usually everything will stabilize, but for some reason nothing was working. When you’re gone for months out of the year, it starts to feel normal. Your entire family and circle of friends have to rearrange their lives to stay connected to yours. And as much as this seems like a woe is me, touring band sob story, it really isn’t about that at all. It’s about how our society has taught us to work ourselves to exhaustion, and at the end of day, our prize is an early grave.”

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PostedAugust 11, 2021
AuthorCaeman Amelio
Tagshawthorne heights, the rain just follows me

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