Post-Stagg Street Songs by Kara's Flowers

POST-STAGG STREET SONGS:
Track Listing:
1. July
2. However Whatever
3. Just Tell Me One Thing
4. Give My Life 
5. Keep Your Head
6. These Days
7. My Heart Won't Be Your Ragdoll Anymore
8. Creation(?)
9. Locked Up (Pleasure Fucker)
10. Chilly Winter
11. Funky(?)
12. The City Small (?)

These are songs recorded after Stagg Street Recordings. However, in some cases, some of the songs such as July or These Days are said to have been on Stagg Street Recordings demo CD. Whether this is true or not is unknown. All these songs were performed during fall of 1999.

July:
July (also known as Punctuality in some cases) was first performed on July 17, 1999.

However Whatever:
Performed on the first time on Sept. 4, 1999 and described as a sensual and rudimentary song, the only existing lyrics are these; "Whatever you wanted this to be, I fear my dear you'll never see, I see the plastic in your eyes..."

Just Tell Me One Thing:
Described as a rock and roll song, not much is known about it.

Give My Life:
Described as a country-ish song, it was first performed on November 5, 1999 at the L.A. Farmer's Market.

Keep Your Head:
Nothing is known about this song, but it said to be have one of the most emotional lyrics ever written by Adam Levine.

These Days: 
Performed for the first time on Sept. 4, 1999.

My Heart Won't Be Your Ragdoll Anymore:
Performed for the first time on December 17, 1999 at The Whisky, it was later released on the 10th anniversary of the Songs About Jane disc.

Creation: 
As with Keep Your Head, not much is known about this song or if it exists. It may be another name for Just Tell Me One Thing or Keep Your head.

Locked Up (Pleasure Fucker):
According to an online chat with Mickey, this song is "an ancient demo from before SAJ it's highly unfinished". That only means that this must've been a KF song. This and the next two songs all come together in a way.

Chilly Winter:
In February of 2000, Kara's Flowers went with MCA records to record an album quality 3-track demo. This song along with possible songs like Locked Up, Take What You Want, Ragdoll and Funky may have been part of the tape, though it is unknown which songs were on the demo.

Funky: 
This song is described as nothing more than a myth. But if it exists, it is definitely a Kara's Flowers song made in their late years. It may have been part of the 3-track demo for the MCA demos.

The City Small:
The same applies to this song. Lyrics exist, although it is unknown whether or not these are actually by Maroon 5.