Jeh-sea Wells (Jesse Welles) - Through Red Trees and White Trashes (17) скачать в хорошем качестве

Jeh-sea Wells (Jesse Welles) - Through Red Trees and White Trashes (17)

Taken from his long deleted Soundcloud, this 2013/2014 song was the second (or maybe third?) version of the song that would eventually be called Seventeen. The song was originally played acoustically and was more of a folk song, a stark contrast to the Welles version that would end up as one of Welles' defining songs. This version is also notable for having a different name. This isn't even the original name of the song (that would be "I'll Take You Down to Ar-kansas"), and of course... the name here (taken from the lyrics) would eventually be used on the Welles studio album the re-recorded version of this song would end up on. Lyrics: White skin underwater You know she's somebody's daughter You know I'm somebody's daughter I'm here tonight and I want her I'm here tonight and I've got her And it's cold in the water I wonder if I should bother You know she's somebody's daughter When she gets old it'll haunt her But I'm here, I have got her Seventeen So unclean Yeah I was young I was far-out We can hold hands, we can make-out Sit silent and cry out You're pretty when you cop-out Transgendered and washed out I can see past your short hair Tellin' me that you don't care He ain't here but he's somewhere I'm all fucked up so I don't care I know I'm in, but I'm out there Seventeen So unclean Ohh Will they ever forgive us? All wet-lipped and guiltless? Our heads we're like winners Though we're all just beginners At some miserable game I'll take you out to Ar-kansas Where there's beer and molasses We'll let the times fly on past us The whole world, kiss our asses Through red trees and white trashes Seventeen So unclean Yeah Oh god Oh my god Oh my god Oh my god