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From the album ‘A Soldier, A Saint An Ocean Explorer’ (2007) • Pay what you want http://tndr.lv/finn_riggins

I think about it
It kinda makes my heart sick
You keep me up at night
And now I need a new dream
Cause I was never yours
And you were never mine
Thank god it’s springtime
If I could change the subject
I’m sure you wouldn’t object
Nothing seems the same
So I’ll be leaving in May
The ties that bind or the lies that blind
Thank god it’s springtime
You knew what you needed to say
But that’s not what you said
I knew what I wanted to do
But that’s not what I did
I think about it
It kinda makes my heart sick
You keep me up at night
And now I need a new dream
Cause I was never yours
And you were never mine
Thank god it’s springtime
You knew what you needed to say
But that’s not what you said
I knew what I wanted to do
But that’s not what I did
I’m in the middle of the road
And I’ve lost my way
But that’s all gonna change
Cause everything begins tonight

Few bands know the United States as well as Finn Riggins. Since the release of the group’s TLE debut in 2007, the Idaho indie rock outfit’s members have spent most of their time in a van together, at one point averaging over 200 shows a year. Which is not to say there’s any love lost between Finn Riggins and its home town of Boise: To the contrary, the band is heavily invested in and beloved by the local music scene, and keyboardist/vocalist Eric Gilbert is a founder of Boise’s high-profile Treefort Music Festival, now preparing for its fourth year. And Boise loves Finn Riggins back: Among the band’s local supporters are local legends Built to Spill, who have enlisted the group as support on a handful of tours.

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