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Favorite line “I would happily bask in your contagion.” This song, while Covid specific, captures the magic of any zoom call where romance may be in the air. It also has a killer chord progression in the middle which I’m pulled back to listening to over and over! Thanks Soda Gun!
Favorite track: Zoom Boy.
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A COVID-19 pop song for your socially-distanced summer fun!
lyrics
You're just a face on zoom
So why do I smell perfume
And know somehow this meeting
Will be fleeting
I'm under quarantine
I've got COVID-19
Or something in between
They can't tell me
I want to go out tonight
Please can we go out tonight
Would you meet me if I asked
We could both wear medical masks
Or I would happily bask
In your contagion
Even if you only talk about work
Or if you think I'm like kind of a jerk
To see you even six feet away
Would be an occasion
I wanna stay in tonight
Please can we stay in tonight
Meet me alone
In a bio-safety zone
Looking so cute
It that space suit
Though the meeting was wonderfully slow
Boss is fidgeting, it's time to go
Only a few seconds left
For a private message....
credits
released July 3, 2012
Song by William Gillespie and Ryan Groff (ASCAP - Perennial Music)
Produced by Ryan Groff at Perennial Sound Studio for Soda Gun
William Gillespie: lead vocal, baritone ukulele
Ryan Groff: drum programming, guitars, bass, synth, backing vocals
Alan Honeycutt: Arrangement, mixing & mastering at Perennial Sound Studio
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