Racoma - Waitts Lake

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Everyone’s leaving
You’re back to your place
Do you want company
I don’t know what to say
Looks like you’re grieving
It’s plastered on your face
Do you want someone
To care for you and take away your pain

How the hell you doing these days
You stare at me like you want me to say

You’re on the back porch
Pacing around
Looking for answers
Staring up at the clouds
Like it's gonna rain down
With some insight
That you never really thought about
That you never really thought about

And I say
Some dumb cliché
All about how all things change
Said I’m sorry but I’m bad at this
You said it’s ok
Don’t let it do you in
Don’t let it do you in
I know it’s tough you take it on the chin
But that’s how you let it win

Don’t lеt it do you in
Don’t let it do you in
I know you’re tough
You got thick skin
But that’s how you let it win

Don’t lеt it get this far
I know it’ll rip through your heart
Don’t let it do you in
That’s how you let it
How you let it win

Release Date: March 01, 2022

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"Waitts Lake" by Racoma is a heartfelt ballad that captures the emotions of someone going through a tough time. The lyrics paint a picture of a person who is struggling with their emotions and seeking comfort in the midst of uncertainty. The narrator offers support and encouragement, urging them not to let their pain consume them. The song's raw vulnerability and poignant lyrics make it a powerful and relatable anthem for anyone facing difficult circumstances. With its soothing melody and comforting message, "Waitts Lake" is a reminder to stay strong and not let adversity win.

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Racoma is a Seattle based Indie-rock band with Americana and Alt-Country influences. The band established in early 2016 when Glenn Haider (Vocals, Guitar) moved from New Jersey to start a project with his childhood friend from California Anthony Hagen (Bass, Keys). Glenn later met Sean Collopy (Guitar) who had just recently moved from California with hopes of pursuing music as well. On January 2017 the band released their first single ‘Corner Ghost’ and continued to write material through 2017. Racoma’s drummer, Seattle native, Eliot Stone joined in late 2017 as the band prepared to release new material and perform at Seattle venues. In March 2018, Racoma released their self-titled EP.