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Wordy Aim

Genre
Indie Folk-Rock
Hit single
“Metaphor Maps”

The story

Wordy Aim formed in the rainy city of Portland, Oregon, in 2017 when four college friends bonded over their love of verbose lyrics and coffeehouse open mic nights. Singer/guitarist Lila Reyes met bassist Max Tran during a heated debate about the best opening line in modern poetry. Drummer Chris Holden and keyboardist Jamie Park joined after randomly jamming together at a local spoken word event. The quartet quickly found a shared passion for crafting intricate, narrative-driven songs that balanced clever wordplay with catchy hooks.

Their early gigs gained attention for Lila’s wittily dense songwriting and the band’s deft fusion of indie, folk, and alt-rock. Soon, Wordy Aim became regulars on the Northwest festival circuit, earning a devoted following of fellow lyric-lovers and thoughtful listeners. Their debut EP, "Syntax & Arrows," put them on the map as a band that made you dance, think, and sometimes reach for a dictionary.

Metaphor Maps

Verse 1 (Am – G – F – C)
Am              G
Tracing the skyline with borrowed pens
F                      C
We mapped out our journey in synonyms
Am                 G
Every detour a stanza, every turn a rhyme
F                                   C
We folded our fears into paper-thin lines

Verse 2 (Am – G – F – C)
Am                  G
Dreams in italics, doubts in bold
F                  C
Margins full of stories we never told
Am                    G
Under city lights, our verse unwinds
F                            C
Following metaphors to see what we find

Chorus (F – G – C – Am)
F                    G
Show me the way with your metaphor maps
C                       Am
Guide me through the pages and the untold gaps
F                       G
Every crossroad a question, every word a sign
C                  Am
Lead me somewhere between your heart and mine

Verse 3 (Am – G – F – C)
Am                 G
Ink-stained fingers, hearts on our sleeves
F                           C
Carrying meaning in the air we breathe
Am                   G
We’re searching for reasons, untying the seams
F                          C
Lost in the chapters of shared daydreams

Repeat Chorus

Bridge (Dm – F – G – C)
Dm                   F
Out where the language runs out of road
G                   C
We’ll write new directions in a secret code
Dm                   F
If the journey’s the story, let it be sublime
G                    C
Reading between the lines

(Repeat Chorus, end on C)

Biggest fan

The band’s favorite fan is Ellie MacGregor, a high school English teacher from Spokane, Washington. Ellie first stumbled onto Wordy Aim’s music while grading essays late one night and was instantly hooked by their literary lyrics and clever melodies. She’s since attended eight concerts, brought her students to two shows, and even started a “Lyric Dissection Day” in her classroom featuring Wordy Aim songs. Ellie says, "I love how their music makes you think and feel at the same time—my students and I bond over interpreting their lyrics, and it’s brought a whole new spark into my classroom. I’m Wordy Aim’s biggest fan because they make language feel alive."

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Foolhardy Scholar

Genre
Indie Folk Rock with Art-Pop flourishes
Hit single
“Margins and Footnotes”

The story

Foolhardy Scholar was formed in the basement of a university library when four graduate students—an astrophysicist, a medieval literature major, an experimental chemist, and a philosophy dropout—stumbled upon each other during a midnight study session gone awry. Frustrated by academic pressures, they began improvising songs with a battered acoustic guitar, a stack of half-empty coffee cups, and the library’s grand piano. Their quirky, heady lyrics and offbeat humor quickly attracted a loyal following among the student body and local coffeehouse crowd.

Over time, Foolhardy Scholar evolved from campus oddities to regional cult favorites. Their music, brimming with clever wordplay and genre-blending experimentation, became a soundtrack for over-caffeinated all-nighters and existential crises alike. With their signature blend of wit, catchy melodies, and a dash of scholarly irreverence, the band continues to charm audiences far beyond the academic world.

Margins and Footnotes

Verse (Chords: G – D – Em – C)
G                 D
Pages turning, ink is burning
Em                  C
Scribbled questions in the night
G                  D
Silent hallways, ancient always
Em             C
Candles flicker out of sight
G                       D
I drew a margin just for you
Em                C
In the footnotes of my mind
G                       D
Lost between the lines we drew
Em                      C
All the answers we can’t find

Chorus (Chords: Am – Em – G – D)
Am           Em
Oh, we’re chasing shadows
G           D
Stumbling through the prose
Am           Em
Foolhardy scholars
G                 D
Writing what nobody knows
Am        Em
Every annotation
G             D
A secret left behind
Am               Em
We’re living in the margins
G                     D
And loving what we find

[Repeat verse and chorus as desired.]

Biggest fan

Name: Clara Mendel Clara Mendel, a high school English teacher from Des Moines, is Foolhardy Scholar’s self-proclaimed “number one fan.” She first discovered the band while grading essays late at night and searching for music that felt both intelligent and heartfelt. “Their songs make me laugh, cry, and think deeply—sometimes all at once!” Clara says. She’s traveled across three states to see them live, and her classroom is decorated with Foolhardy Scholar posters and lyric quotes. “They remind me—and my students—that it’s okay to question everything and find joy in the margins. Their music is my late-night study partner and constant inspiration.”

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Well-Lit Bathroom

Hit single
“Tiles and Reflections”

The story

Formed in 2018 in the suburbs of Portland, Oregon, Well-Lit Bathroom began as an inside joke between longtime friends and housemates, Jamie Lin (vocals/guitar), Casey Mendez (bass), and Riley Park (drums). After countless late-night jam sessions in their shared bathroom—chosen for its perfect acoustics and enchanting lighting—they found themselves writing songs about everyday anxieties and fleeting joys, all framed by the quirks of domestic life. The trio quickly realized their bathroom-born sound was something special.

Playing in local coffee shops and DIY venues, Well-Lit Bathroom became known for their quirky lyricism and catchy melodies, blending witty observations with an earnest, feel-good vibe. Their tongue-in-cheek band name is a nod to those vulnerable moments of inspiration that happen under fluorescent lights, echoing their mission to find the extraordinary in the mundane.

Indie Pop with elements of Lo-fi and Alternative Rock

Tiles and Reflections

Verse 1
(G) Woke up to the hum of the (Em) shower
(C) Steam rising, filling up the (D) hour
(G) Toothbrushes lined up in a (Em) row
(C) Sunlight through a window, (D) golden glow

(G) Counting the cracks in the (Em) ceiling
(C) Thoughts spinning, I’m chasing a (D) feeling
(G) Mirror foggy but I see (Em) clear
(C) The little things that keep me (D) here

Chorus
(C) Tiles and reflections, (G) memories in the steam
(D) Finding connections (Em) in the spaces in between
(C) Dancing with my shadow, (G) humming to the tune
(D) Well-lit bathroom (Em) in the afternoon

Verse 2
(G) Razor on the ledge and the (Em) radio’s low
(C) Scent of lilac drifting (D) slow
(G) I find my rhythm in the (Em) drips and drops
(C) Lost in the echo as the (D) water stops

Chorus
(C) Tiles and reflections, (G) memories in the steam
(D) Finding connections (Em) in the spaces in between
(C) Dancing with my shadow, (G) humming to the tune
(D) Well-lit bathroom (Em) in the afternoon

Bridge
(Em) Maybe the world is (C) waiting outside
(G) But I’m not ready to (D) run or hide
(Em) I’ll stay where the (C) light feels just right
(G) Singing my secrets to the (D) tiles tonight

Chorus
(C) Tiles and reflections, (G) memories in the steam
(D) Finding connections (Em) in the spaces in between
(C) Dancing with my shadow, (G) humming to the tune
(D) Well-lit bathroom (Em) in the afternoon

Biggest fan

Name: Zoey Hammond

Zoey has been Well-Lit Bathroom’s number one fan ever since she stumbled upon one of their impromptu bathroom livestreams on social media. She says, “I never thought watching three people play music in a bathroom would make me feel so at home. Their songs turn the ordinary into something magical—I even started redecorating my own bathroom just to get a piece of that vibe! Every time I listen to ‘Tiles and Reflections,’ it feels like they wrote it for me. Well-Lit Bathroom isn’t just my favorite band—they’re my happy place.”

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Overjoyed Fund

Genre
Indie Pop Rock
Hit single
“Balance Sheet Hearts”

The story

Overjoyed Fund formed in 2019 in a cramped Brooklyn apartment, where four friends with day jobs in finance and social work would unwind by jamming late into the night. Their name is a tongue-in-cheek nod to their day jobs and their tongue-in-cheek optimism, as well as a declaration of their mission to bring joy, catharsis, and a little bit of chaos to their listeners. Growing from casual open mic nights to sold-out indie venues, Overjoyed Fund quickly developed a loyal following drawn to their energetic live shows and bittersweet lyrics. Their music blends nostalgia, wit, and vulnerable honesty, reflecting the emotional highs and lows of navigating your twenties in a city that never sleeps.

Balance Sheet Hearts

Verse
(Chords: G – D – Em – C)
G                 D
Numbers on the page, ink stains on my sleeve
Em               C
Counting all the hours that I never get to keep
G                D
Trading silver linings for pennies in a jar
Em                     C
But you showed up laughing, now I'm richer than I thought

Chorus
(Chords: Em – C – G – D)
Em           C
You and me, we’re worth more than gold
G               D
Crashing like the market, but never growing old
Em             C
Balance sheet hearts, we’re in the black tonight
G                  D
All the losses fade away when you’re holding me tight

Verse
(Chords: G – D – Em – C)
G                 D
Meeting after midnight, debts we never pay
Em                 C
Fortunes built on coffee and dreams we chase all day
G                 D
Every joy invested, every sorrow spent
Em                     C
In your arms I’m solvent, my worries all relent

Chorus
(Chords: Em – C – G – D)
Em           C
You and me, we’re worth more than gold
G               D
Crashing like the market, but never growing old
Em             C
Balance sheet hearts, we’re in the black tonight
G                  D
All the losses fade away when you’re holding me tight

Biggest fan

Name: Ramona Jenkins Ramona has followed Overjoyed Fund since their first open mic at The Tiny Cup Cafe. She says, "I work long shifts at the hospital, and their music was the thing that helped me decompress on the subway home. It’s honest, clever, and somehow manages to make me feel like things will work out, even on my worst days. I even met my girlfriend at one of their shows! Overjoyed Fund is the soundtrack to my life, and I’ll never miss a show if I can help it."

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Stiff Horn

Genre
Garage Punk Rock
Hit single
“Rust & Thunder”

The story

Stiff Horn was born in the industrial heart of Newcastle in 2017 when childhood friends Jamie Bishop (vocals/guitar) and Riley Shaw (drums) decided to turn their noisy weekend jam sessions into something more. They recruited bassist Casey O’Connor after spotting her absolutely shredding at a local open mic, and the trio found instant musical chemistry. Their name, Stiff Horn, is a tongue-in-cheek nod to the old brass factory where they first practiced—a symbol of their hard-hitting but defiantly playful sound.

The band quickly gained a cult following in the North East, playing every pub, club, and abandoned train shed that would have them. Their blend of gritty riffs, punchy rhythms, and raw lyrics about working-class life struck a chord with fans, and their gigs became raucous, communal celebrations. Now, with their debut album out and a string of sold-out shows under their belt, Stiff Horn are ready to blast their sound far beyond their hometown borders.

Rust & Thunder

Verse: G5 - D5 - E5 - C5
G5
Steel smoke in my lungs,
D5
Bootprints on the floor,
E5
City’s singing static,
C5
I can’t take it anymore.
G5
Neon eyes are watching,
D5
From the corners of the night,
E5
My fingers spark with hunger,
C5
I’m itching for a fight.

Chorus: E5 - C5 - G5 - D5
E5
Rust and thunder,
C5
Burning under my skin,
G5
We’re the sound of the gutters,
D5
Let the riot begin!
E5
Rust and thunder,
C5
Ride the storm into the sun,
G5
We’re battered but unbroken,
D5
We’re the only ones who run.

Verse: G5 - D5 - E5 - C5
G5
Light a match for memory,
D5
Let it crackle in the rain,
E5
We’re dancing on the edges,
C5
Fuelled by grit and pain.
G5
No kings in these alleys,
D5
No crowns for the damned,
E5
With every chord we’re screaming
C5
We’ll be more than where we stand.

Repeat Chorus

Biggest fan

Fan's Name: Ellie Carmichael

“I first saw Stiff Horn in a freezing warehouse gig, shoulder to shoulder with strangers singing every word. I’d never heard music that felt like it was written just for us—loud, messy, honest. Jamie once hopped offstage and handed me his pick because I was yelling the lyrics louder than anyone. Their songs get me through every tough shift, every heartbreak, and every night out. Stiff Horn makes me feel like I belong. That’s why I’ll be front row at every show.”

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Profuse Instance

Hit single
“Fractals in the Rain”

The story

Profuse Instance formed in the heart of Sheffield, England, when four university students bonded over a shared obsession with experimental soundscapes and late-night philosophy debates. Lead vocalist and lyricist Mira Langley met guitarist/producer Theo Grant in a cramped record store corner, both reaching for the same rare Brian Eno vinyl. Drummer Ash Patel and bassist Sam Riley joined soon after, bringing their love for jazz improvisation and post-punk rhythms.

The band started gigging in local underground venues, quickly gaining a reputation for their unpredictable live shows, where no two renditions of a song were ever the same. Their name, Profuse Instance, reflects their ethos: moments of intense creativity and emotion, captured in time and spilled into their music. Their sound blurs the lines between electronic, indie rock, and ambient styles, always pushing boundaries.

Experimental Indie Rock with ambient and electronic elements

Fractals in the Rain

Verse 1
(Am – F – Dm – G)
Am                 F
Shadows flicker on the ceiling
Dm                   G
Rain traces lines I can’t define
Am                     F
Each drop a secret, slow revealing
Dm                 G
Mapping fractals in my mind

(Am – F – Dm – G)
Am                 F
Echoes running through the wires
Dm                       G
Static pulses, soft refrain
Am            F
We draw closer to the fire
Dm                   G
Lost in fractals in the rain

Chorus
(C – G – Am – F)
C                G
Fractals in the rain, turning inside out
Am                  F
Broken symmetry calling
C                       G
Every moment fades, but I have no doubt
Am                  F
We’ll keep falling, falling

Bridge
(Dm – Am – F – G)
Dm                     Am
Midnight’s patterns spill and shatter
F                        G
Infinite, I feel your name
Dm                 Am
Let the silence gently gather
F                   G
Fractals in the rain

Verse 2
(Am – F – Dm – G)
Am                     F
Lights reflected in the pavement
Dm                   G
Unfold the universe we made
Am                 F
Every instant, wild and vacant
Dm                      G
Is a new world in the cascade

Repeat Chorus

Biggest fan

Our favorite fan is Jasmin Rowe, a graphic designer from Bristol who’s followed Profuse Instance since their very first EP. Jasmin says, “Profuse Instance changed how I listen to music. Their shows are like stepping into someone else’s dream—you never know where you’ll end up. I once traveled across three cities in a week just to catch their gigs. It’s worth every mile to hear ‘Fractals in the Rain’ live; the energy and emotion are unreal.” The band loves Jasmin’s creative spirit—she’s even designed unofficial posters that became crowd favorites.

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Bumpy Video

Hit single
“Lost Signal”

The story

Bumpy Video was formed in the summer of 2021 when four college friends—Maya (vocals/guitar), Theo (bass), Santi (drums), and Rhea (keys/synth)—realized their shared obsession with glitch art, retro video games, and the anthems of 90s alternative rock. Bonding over jam sessions in Theo’s cluttered garage, they started writing songs that captured the nostalgia of analog days, spiked with modern synth textures and unpredictable rhythms. Their name, Bumpy Video, came from Maya’s childhood memory of watching her favorite VHS tape, forever stuck on “tracking” mode.

The band’s raw, honest sound quickly gained traction among local music lovers who connected with their themes of imperfection and resilience. Their gigs became known for vibrant visuals—pixelated projections, neon lights, and even an old-school CRT TV on stage. True to their name, Bumpy Video’s shows are immersive, unpredictable, and always a bit rough around the edges—in the best way.

Indie Rock with synth-pop and glitch influences

Lost Signal

Verse
(Am – F – C – G)
Am              F
Static on the screen, I see
C            G
Faded colors bleeding free
Am                 F
Ghosts of all we used to be
C             G
Flicker in and out of me

(Am – F – C – G)
Am                  F
Tracking lines and memory
C              G
Skipping scenes, can’t set them free
Am            F
Every pause and every freeze
C                G
Reminds me what we lost in between

Chorus
(F – G – C – Am)
F                   G
Hold me close, I’m breaking up
C                  Am
Lost signal, not enough
F                     G
Crashing like a wave of noise
C                   Am
Pixel hearts and static voice
F                   G
Don’t rewind, don’t press play
C                Am
Let the noise just fade away
F                   G
We’re a bumpy video,
F              G        Am
But I still want to stay

Biggest fan

Our absolute favorite fan is Jade Lin, who’s never missed a single show—even the one during last year’s blackout in the park when the amps died and we finished our set totally acoustic. Jade says, “Bumpy Video’s songs are the soundtrack to my best memories. Their music makes me feel okay about not being perfect. I even painted my bedroom wall like a VHS static screen because of them. No matter what, I’ll always be in the front row, singing every word.”

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Inconsequential Shit

Genre
Lo-fi Alternative Slacker Rock
Hit single
“Laundry Day Blues”

The story

Inconsequential Shit was formed in the dimly lit basement of a crumbling apartment block in Portland, Oregon, during the winter of 2019. The members—Jasper (vocals/guitar), Lou (bass), and Nine (drums)—bonded over endless cups of gas station coffee and a mutual disdain for bands that took themselves too seriously. Inspired by found poetry, late-night rants, and the hum of malfunctioning appliances, they wrote songs about the overlooked and underwhelming moments that make up real life.

With a name chosen from a crumpled list of rejected band monikers found behind a laundromat, Inconsequential Shit embraced the beauty in mediocrity. Their live shows became infamous for mid-song debates on the merits of store-brand cereal and crowds encouraged to shout their daily frustrations into the void. The band’s philosophy: nothing is too small or silly to be sung about.

Laundry Day Blues

Verse (C – G – Am – F)
C                G
Woke up to a pile of socks
Am                 F
Can’t find a pair, can’t find my thoughts
C                   G
Loose change in the dryer drum
Am               F
Spinning stories, coming undone

C                G
Detergent stains on my favorite tee
Am                 F
Maybe that’s a metaphor for me
C                G
Yesterday’s jeans, tomorrow’s plans
Am                  F
Fold ‘em up best I can

Chorus (F – G – C – Am)
F            G
Laundry day blues,
C                Am
Spinning my mind, nothing new
F           G
Colors all run,
C                Am
Guess I’ll just hang here till I’m done
F            G
Laundry day blues,
C                    Am
Sock missing, and I’m missing you
F         G
Tumble and spin,
C                Am
Start it all over again

Verse (C – G – Am – F)
C                G
Lint in my pocket, phone on the floor
Am                F
Heard your voice outside my door
C                G
Fading away like the print on my shirt
Am                 F
Just another stain, just another hurt

Repeat Chorus

Biggest fan

Our favorite fan is Molly Spence, who once camped out in front of the laundromat for a week just to see where we wrote our first EP. She says, “Inconsequential Shit makes me feel like the mundane matters—that every mismatched sock is a story, every coffee stain a badge of living. When I blast ‘Laundry Day Blues,’ I forget about deadlines and just sing along to the spin cycle of my own life. No one else could make me proud of my ordinary.”

Molly became our favorite after she organized an ‘Inconsequential Parade’—an annual march where people carry banners about their smallest annoyances. She says we’re her favorite because “they make my everyday existence feel like front-page news—and they never judge my love of beige cardigans.”

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Grimy Concentration

Genre
Industrial Post-Punk
Hit single
“Rust in My Veins”

The story

Formed in the industrial heart of Glasgow in 2018, Grimy Concentration came together when four disillusioned art students realized their late-night jam sessions in abandoned warehouses were more than just a way to pass the time. Fueled by the city’s perpetual drizzle and the frustration of unfulfilled creative dreams, they started channeling their energy into an abrasive yet melodic sound, blending the rawness of punk with the layered introspection of alternative rock.

The band—comprising lead vocalist/guitarist Jamie “Jax” Knox, bassist Moira Bell, drummer Faisal Hamid, and synth wizard Rory Watt—quickly earned a reputation for explosive live performances and lyrics that grappled with the messy realities of modern life. Their music is a testament to finding beauty in the bleak, with a loyal fanbase that finds solace in their cathartic sound.

Rust in My Veins

Verse 1 (Em – G – D – A)
Em          G            D         A
Concrete mornings, neon veins ignite
Em           G            D         A
Chasing shadows through the static light
Em           G                 D          A
Shouts in stairwells, secrets in the rain
Em             G           D          A
City’s heartbeat pounding out my name

Chorus (C – G – D – Em)
C              G
Rust in my veins
D                  Em
Wearing me down, but I remain
C           G
Steel in my bones
D               Em
Never felt more alone
C                G
But I’ll dance in the grind
D                Em
Find some peace in the grime
C             G
Rust in my veins
D             Em
Still, I remain

Verse 2 (Em – G – D – A)
Em              G              D         A
Bruises blooming under sleepless skin
Em               G            D             A
Dreams unravel, torn apart from within
Em        G                 D          A
Grey horizon, hope in monochrome
Em                 G         D              A
Lost and found in a world overgrown

Chorus (C – G – D – Em)
C              G
Rust in my veins
D                  Em
Wearing me down, but I remain
C           G
Steel in my bones
D               Em
Never felt more alone
C                G
But I’ll dance in the grind
D                Em
Find some peace in the grime
C             G
Rust in my veins
D             Em
Still, I remain

Bridge (Am – Em – G – D)
Am                Em
Every scar is a map
G              D
Leading home, leading back
Am                  Em
I’m not clean, I’m not free
G                D
But I’m real, I’m me

Chorus (C – G – D – Em)
C              G
Rust in my veins
D                  Em
Wearing me down, but I remain
C           G
Steel in my bones
D               Em
Never felt more alone
C                G
But I’ll dance in the grind
D                Em
Find some peace in the grime
C             G
Rust in my veins
D             Em
Still, I remain

Biggest fan

Name: Callum Rennie

"Grimy Concentration is the soundtrack to my nights wandering the city with headphones on and too much on my mind. I discovered them at their first gig in a tiny pub, and the raw honesty in Jax’s lyrics just hit home. Since then, I’ve never missed a show. Their music makes me feel like it’s okay to be messy, to not have everything figured out. I even got the title ‘Rust

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Spotless Pipe

Genre
Jazz-punk fusion
Hit single
“Leaky at the Seams”

The story

Spotless Pipe formed in the rainy basements of Portland, Oregon, where four college friends bonded over their shared love of odd jazz records and rusty plumbing. Lead singer and saxophonist Milo Sterling worked summers as a plumber and dreamed up the band name during a midnight emergency call about a leaky faucet. Joined by bassist Jenna Reed, drummer Theo Martinez, and guitarist/synth-wizard Casey Yoon, the band started as a dare to see if jazz could ever mesh with post-punk sensibilities.

The group quickly gained a cult following after posting their lo-fi recordings—complete with random pipe clangs—online. Their quirky performances, which often feature actual plumbing pipes as percussion instruments, have made them underground legends. Spotless Pipe's debut album, "Clean Break," was recorded in an abandoned laundromat and channels the band’s unique blend of groove, grit, and gleaming optimism.

Leaky at the Seams

Verse 1 (Am – D – F – E)
Mornings drip in heavy silence
Rust and rhythm fill the air
I trace the lines in my reflection
Water stains and messy hair
(Am – D – F – E)

Chorus (C – G – Am – F)
I'm leaky at the seams, but I'm holding on
Patching up my dreams, till the cracks are gone
Pipework in my heart, flowing through the dawn
I'm leaky at the seams, still I'm moving on
(C – G – Am – F)

Verse 2 (Am – D – F – E)
Midnight calls and midnight worries
Under sinks with muddy shoes
But every drop that falls with fury
Writes a song I never lose
(Am – D – F – E)

Chorus (C – G – Am – F)
I'm leaky at the seams, but I'm holding on
Patching up my dreams, till the cracks are gone
Pipework in my heart, flowing through the dawn
I'm leaky at the seams, still I'm moving on
(C – G – Am – F)

Bridge (D – F – A – E)
And if the flood comes rising
I’ll let it wash me clean
No spotless pipe in hiding
Just who I’ve always been
(D – F – A – E)

Chorus (C – G – Am – F)
I'm leaky at the seams, but I'm holding on
Patching up my dreams, till the cracks are gone
Pipework in my heart, flowing through the dawn
I'm leaky at the seams, still I'm moving on
(C – G – Am – F)

Biggest fan

Riley Sanderson

Riley is Spotless Pipe’s favorite fan because they’ve attended every show in homemade plumber overalls and even crafted a saxophone out of PVC pipes to play along. Riley once drove twelve hours straight to see the band at a pop-up laundromat gig and brings cookies shaped like wrenches to every concert.

Riley says: "Spotless Pipe’s music feels like someone finally gets what it’s like to be a little cracked yet totally alive. Their weird jazzy-punky sound is my anthem for every day I don’t quite fit in. When they play 'Leaky at the Seams,' it’s like they’re singing just for me. Milo even borrowed my PVC sax at the last show—best night ever!”

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