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Description: JR JR - "Control (Secretly Sorry)" jrjrmusic.com

Description: The audio for "Clean Up"

Description: As heard in the Netflix series 13 Reasons Why. Watch the lyric video for Same Dark Places: https://youtu.be/hHXxsO9BxmM Stream/Download the song now: https://wbr.ec/samedarkplaces Lyrics: Focus on your breathing Looks can be deceiving Everyone has curated their life Makes you feel like you're not living right And you might be alright with that But I can't waste my time like that anymore I know everybody goes to the same dark places Sometimes in the dead of night when you think you can't make it You might find I left a light beside the bed for you cause I've been there too I know everybody goes to the same dark places Close your eyes and let go You weren't meant to follow Everyone looks different in a frame Since they're so good at their own games And you might be alright with that But I can't waste my time like that anymore I know everybody goes to the same dark places Sometimes in the dead of night when you think you can't make it You might find I left a light beside the bed for you cause I've been there too I know everybody goes to the same dark places You always doubt yourself But you're probably just as well As anybody else I know everybody goes to the same dark places I know everybody goes to the same dark places Sometimes in the dead of night when you think you can't make it You might find I left a light beside the bed for you cause I've been there too I know everybody goes to the same dark places JR JR - Same Dark Places [Official Lyric Video] 13 Reasons Why Song Netflix Junior Junior

Description: As heard in the Netflix series 13 Reasons Why. Stream/Download the song now: https://wbr.ec/samedarkplaces Lyrics: Focus on your breathing Looks can be deceiving Everyone has curated their life Makes you feel like you're not living right And you might be alright with that But I can't waste my time like that anymore I know everybody goes to the same dark places Sometimes in the dead of night when you think you can't make it You might find I left a light beside the bed for you cause I've been there too I know everybody goes to the same dark places Close your eyes and let go You weren't meant to follow Everyone looks different in a frame Since they're so good at their own games And you might be alright with that But I can't waste my time like that anymore I know everybody goes to the same dark places Sometimes in the dead of night when you think you can't make it You might find I left a light beside the bed for you cause I've been there too I know everybody goes to the same dark places You always doubt yourself But you're probably just as well As anybody else I know everybody goes to the same dark places I know everybody goes to the same dark places Sometimes in the dead of night when you think you can't make it You might find I left a light beside the bed for you cause I've been there too I know everybody goes to the same dark places JR JR - Same Dark Places [Official Lyric Video] 13 Reasons Why Song Netflix Junior Junior

Description: Hey Everyone, Today we’re putting out a song in a bit of a hurried manner. The song came to us quickly and we felt like it needed to be out in the world at the same speed. It’s a tricky thing to explain a song to you guys before you hear it, but we're going to try anyways. The song 'Change My Mind' began with a conviction I felt regarding my apathy toward our political system. I've never been interested in politics, and am guilty of having let nearly every election pass by without believing that any change from democrat to republican or back again would have much effect on my life, or the country at large. As some of you know, last year we were a part of a rally in Ann Arbor, MI to support Senator Bernie Sanders. At first when asked to participate, my reaction was, "Whoa that's a big deal, but I don't get involved in politics." Josh encouraged me to examine things further. After listening to Senator Sanders say, "I want to live in a country where we judge ourselves not by how many billionaires we have, but by how we treat the most vulnerable among us," I realized my fear of appearing political was keeping me from the very important discussion of the social injustices happening now in our country. In the fall of 2015, my wife and I became foster parents. Our very first placement was an African American baby boy and we began to recognize that the notion of a "colorblind" world was unhelpful and more importantly untrue. Through conversations with friends and family who are people of color, reading articles and books written from a minority's perspective, (watching Killer Mike talk about social injustice) I saw that to claim to be colorblind was a cop out. It's a convenient response to racism for those of us who are white and consider ourselves compassionate, but aren't necessarily lending our voices to the causes we truly believe in. For the first time in my life, I realized I had never truly thought about the color of my skin. I was what Martin Luther King Jr. called a “white moderate”. With the new perspective as a white foster parent of an African American baby boy, I could no longer “prefer a negative peace which is the absence of tension”, but must reach for a “positive peace which is the presence of justice”. But how do we get there? In a large sense, all of us are seeing the effects of a more tribalized America. My own journey of coming to understand so many of my neighbors, friends and family is a microcosm of the power of truth and knowledge. Our country seems to be polarized to the point where facts aren't a necessary basis of our belief systems any longer. The willingness to listen to each other, look at objective facts, and question whether our assumptions are correct seems to be eroding in favor of being on the winning side. And that results in a loss for everyone. Facts should always be allowed to influence and shape our world views- and must inform our leaders, citizens, and policies as much as is possible. We need to always be willing to learn and seek information, not confirmation of what we want to hear. And most importantly, we need to be willing to change our minds to move towards compassion, justice and eventually peace. It is our hope that sharing this with you during a turbulent time in our country might serve as a gentle reminder that none of us know as much as we think we do. As always, thanks for listening… Sincerely and most informally, Daniel (for JR JR) Connect with JR JR: Facebook: http://facebook.com/jrjr Twitter: http://twitter.com/jrjrmusic Instagram: http://instagram.com/jrjrmusic Site: http://jrjrmusic.com

Description: Our new album "JR JR" is out now! Spotify: http://smarturl.it/jrjrspotify iTunes: http://smarturl.it/jrjritunes Connect with JR JR: Facebook: http://facebook.com/jrjr Twitter: http://twitter.com/jrjrmusic Instagram: http://instagram.com/jrjrmusic Site: http://jrjrmusic.com JR JR - Gone [Live on The Late Late Show with James Corden]