Ok This Might Just Be Me But The Song I Think I Love You By The Partridge Family Is SUCH A Mattfoggy

Ok this might just be me but the song ‘I think I love you’ by the Partridge Family is SUCH a mattfoggy song

(listen with headphones) man what have you people done to me. two demos in less than a week?

lyrics this time are from @hoziertozier, but i messed with them (again) and added a shitty chorus. image from google

this is another song the band plays completely acoustic, sitting in a circle and whapping their thighs (except bev who’s sitting on a cajón). the audience comes in for the choruses and goes wild at the parts i whisper-screamed. anyway stream crush by @sharkpuppyofficial

(if for some godawful reason you want to download these you can find them here alongside the lyric PDFs)

ohh yay april fools is coming up /sar

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