It's Peasant with We're Good.

Time's got so much in stock, I don't know where to start.

I've been thinking a lot and I'm still getting up

I just can't seem to stop and breathing

something keeps dragging me breathing

Something keeps dragging me on but I don't want to leave

Sometimes I just can't keep a move I lay in my back for a month

But I try

And it drives me crazy

I've been thinking of you and I want you to know

You're so far away

But the pictures are better Should I write you a letter?

If it would make me, well, I just hope you believe me with good. track so much and stop so much and stop.

We're good.

It's off of the full length that peasant put out, called On the Ground,

got a street release of January 2009, being distributed by her friends at Paper Garden Records.

Peasant is the musical alter ego of Damien de Rose, and it was created, quote, when the small

town of Doyleston, Pennsylvania provided him with a seemingly perfect series of experiences to create an

entirely new breed of songwriting and musicianship. He's drawn comparisons to acts like Elliot Smith and

Simon and Garfunkel, but of course he's got his own unique style. A recent review over at blog

critics.org says, DeRose seems to exemplify the simplicity of musical creation in light of dark times, with an ostensibly

perfect set of circumstances to fuel the flames of his own artistic revolt. Peasant is the ideal

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