Name: Proof of Concept
Duration: P00H03M33S
Description: A song about The Magicians Season 3 Episode 5, Life in the Day, told from Quentin's perspective. This one also hints at events in Season 4 episode 5, Escape from the Happy Place.

Proof of Concept

from Peaches and Plums by Lauren Fairweather

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A song about The Magicians Season 3 Episode 5, Life in the Day, told from Quentin's perspective. This one also hints at events in Season 4 episode 5, Escape from the Happy Place.

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We wake up every day
And we make art
Capture the beauty of life
Then we take it apart

And I don’t know
If it’s a spell that you’re casting
But you’re so hot
That it is kind of distracting

And I’m pretty sure
That I want a whole lot more
Than what I came here looking for

I just had to kiss you
I couldn’t hide it anymore
Cause the way you’re looking at me
Makes me fall flat on the floor

I’m overthinking
But I have to follow through
Cause I’m glad we’re here together
And I want to be with you

Decades went by
We built a wonderful life
I watched you become a dad
I buried you when you died

Did that happen
Cause it’s all coming back
In a matter of seconds
There’s so much to unpack here

But all I know
As we sit in the afterglow
Is that I’d give it another go

I just had to tell you
I couldn’t hide it anymore
The years we had were beautiful
And I want fifty more

We became a family
El, I think we always were
Who gets that proof of concept
Just say yes and I’ll be yours

I thought I’d lost you
I thought that you were gone for good
Then you said we had proof of concept
Like I’d always hoped you would

And I’m not sure if that
Means you love me, but I know
That I can’t live without you
Even if I’m just friends with you
And El, even if it kills me
I will fight to bring you home

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from Peaches and Plums, released October 2, 2020
Written, performed, and recorded by Lauren Fairweather. Piano by Mike Stein. Bass and electric guitar by j.ferguson. Mixed and mastered by j. ferguson for Pitch & Prose. Album artwork by Evelyn Rogers.

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