The Julie Ruin - Stop Stop

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Stop stop
I'm getting tired
One thing
At a time
Beep beep
I'm coming through
It's just me
Brigadoon
I I
Can't decide
To the sea
To the side
Day one
Twenty five
Doors are closing
For the second time
Oh god
I'm getting so tired
Can't breathe and I think I'm gonna die now
I left a job that was hard to find
I called you on the phone and you said I'd be fine
I crawl towards the words and just cannot say
I make my living fake forgiving
Woooooooooh!

What
Stops you from being sure?
I can hear you fine
I can hear you fine
Stop stop
I'm getting tired
One thing
At a time
Beep beep
I can't decide
To the sue
To the cide
Oh god
I'm getting so tired
I can't breathe and I think I'm gonna die now
I left a job that was hard to find
I called you on the phone and you said I'd be fine
I crawl towards the door and the words won't come
I make my living over giving
Woooooooooh!

Oh god
I'm getting so tired
I can't breathe and I know I'm gonna die now
These tiny moments they are all I have
A twenty dollar bill it just makes me laugh
I call you on the phone but the moment's all gone
I make my living over giving
Woooooooooh!

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The Julie Ruin is a musical project formed in New York City in 2010 by the iconic feminist punk musician Kathleen Hanna. Known for her role as a founding member of the influential Riot Grrl band Bikini Kill and later as part of the electro-rock group Le Tigre, Kathleen Hanna brings her unique blend of feminist politics and punk attitude to The Julie Ruin.

With a sound that incorporates shouty vocals, synth squiggles, and catchy melodies, The Julie Ruin strikes a balance between Hanna's punk roots and her more recent forays into dance-focused music. The band's lineup includes Sandra Landeau on guitar, Kathi Wilcox on bass guitar, Carmine Covelli on drums, and Kenny Mellman on keyboards, alongside Hanna on vocals.

Together, The Julie Ruin continues to push boundaries and challenge norms through their music. With Hanna's powerful lyrics and dynamic stage presence, the band has carved out a niche for themselves in the indie music scene, garnering critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base. The Julie Ruin's music is a testament to Hanna's enduring influence in the music industry and her commitment to using her platform to advocate for social change.