Justin Mattock – Where I Come To Drink | Rock music review
“Η ανάλαφρη και ταξιδιάρικη μελωδία με τις πλούσιες εναλλαγές της, καθώς και η ευκρίνεια του ήχου κάνουν το κομμάτι μοναδικό. Τα φωνητικά είναι πραγματική απόλαυση να τα ακούς, καθώς η αρμονία τους και η καθαρή χροιά τους ξεχωρίζουν. Ο ρυθμός φέρνει μια αισιόδοξη διάθεση και μια σιγουριά πως όλα θα πάνε καλά.”
-Nagamag.com
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“The light and traveling melody with its rich changes, as well as the clarity of the sound make the piece unique. The vocals are a real treat to listen to as their harmony and clean timbre stand out. The rhythm brings an optimistic mood and a confidence that everything will be fine.”
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“La melodía ligera y viajera con sus ricos cambios, así como la claridad del sonido hacen que la pieza sea única. Es un verdadero placer escuchar las voces ya que destacan su armonía y timbre limpio. El ritmo trae un estado de ánimo optimista y confianza en que todo estará bien.”
-Nagamag.com
The original review of “Justin Mattock – Where I Come To Drink” is written in the native language that is spoken by the dedicated, for this song, Nagamag’s Rock reviewer and followed by two translations*, of which the one depends from the country of origin of the artist “Justin Mattock” (Canada) and the other one is translated to a different language than original review and the country of origin of the artist.
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Nagamag discovered a musical masterpiece entitled “Where I Come To Drink” crafted by the gifted artist of “Justin Mattock”. This Rock composition, has resonated deeply with our curators as they embarked on an immersive listening journey with “Justin Mattock – Where I Come To Drink”. The song as well offers an intriguing exploration of Country, Alt Country music. Nagamag, as an international music magazine, is pleased to share with you this music review, lovingly written by one of our experienced reviewers of Rock compositions. A successful result of our mission to continually discover and review captivating Rock songs from all corners of the globe, to the global audience of Rock music enthusiasts!
Lyrics of Justin Mattock – Where I Come To Drink
V1:
We had stories in this bottle
Never time to take a sip
Black and white label and a colt cigar
Hanging off my bottom lip
Pre:
I’ll break it out have a couple pour em strong
Tonight’s gonna be one hell of a storm
Chorus:
Cause with this life away
From you and me
I took my time and space
Felt anything but free
There’s a hole in this comfort 10 feet wide
What I wouldn’t do to see that look in your eyes
Forget those words you left in ink
This is where I come to drink
V2:
Flowered dogwoods paint the river
Like the ones pinned in your hair
And those sunsets still remind me
Of the life we used to share
Pre:
Now the dogwoods died and the sun don’t shine
Is this goodbye?
Chorus 2:
Cause with this life away
From you and me
I took my time and space
Felt anything but free
There’s a hole in this comfort 10 feet wide
What I wouldn’t do to see that look in your eyes
Forget those words you left in ink
This is where I come to drink
Chorus 3:
Yeah with this life away
From you and me
You took your time and space
Have you ever felt so free?
Is there brand new comfort in this goodbye
A little bit of peace in those Tennessee eyes
Forget those words you left in ink
Yeah, I just need some time to think
This is where I come to drink
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Reviewed by Nagamag on March 30, 2024
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