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We split "Apple Baseball" from the "Eat Your Vegetables" EP into two parts, one with strings and one without.

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With an intensity to rival a punk rock drummer, frantic like the last days of summer
As you drift through days of endless slumber, whisper to yourself no more bummers

I cannot promise you a good ending, but I can promise character development
I cannot promise you you’ll learn anything, but I promise time can’t be unspent

All my days run together, like a charity walk on my calendar
Everyday, I put myself together, and the glue is a promise of no more bummers

I cannot promise you a good ending, but I can promise character development
I cannot promise you I’ve learned a damn thing, but I know time can’t be unspent

Spend some time on me
Spend some time on me
Nothing good is ever a waste of time
He said
Nothing fun is ever a waste of time
He said
Time to spend, time to spare

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from Apple Baseball Suite (Year​-​of​-​EPs #8), released April 30, 2011
String arrangements by Evan Owen

The Apple Quartet is:
Sara Herrera (Violin)
Audrey Nelson (Violin)
Lisa Skultety (Cello)
Whitney Smith (Viola)

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Danny Saucedo Oakland, California

At times humorous and always heartfelt, singer-songwriter Danny Saucedo crafts unique songs that explore love, friendship, identity, and mental health.

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