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1225 RUB. Colleen Green has accepted reality, and to deal with it, she candidly describes the components of hers on Milo Goes to Compton

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Milo Goes to Compton. New Track: Colleen Green – Between The Lines. View All. I Want to Grow Up. Colleen Green.

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Colleen Green makes me happy. I Want to Grow Up, the latest collection of songs from LA songstress Colleen Green, follows a newly 30-year-old Green as she carefully navigates a minefield of emotion. Her firm belief in true love is challenged by the inner turmoil caused by entering modern adulthood, but that doesn't mean that her faith is defeated  . Green One" EP. Mar 2011.

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While Colleen Green's first LP for Hardly Art, Sock It to Me, was a slice of breezy, self-aware stoner bubblegum that insisted on a shallow read-perhaps to force us to turn away from deeper truths-its follow-up, I Want to Grow Up, is weed paralysis and paranoia in a sugary glaze. In keeping with her first record, Milo Goes to Compton, Green named I Want To Grow Up after another Descendents album. On this record, Green has managed to capture in very real and human terms the existential terror that everything is futile and that our lives will never amount to much: no small feat