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Phases

by Letter to Memphis

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1.
Other Life 05:04
I just want to get something done It's hard but I try Take it one step, two, three, four It's hard but I try Be more zen Present tense Things were different in my other life so busy inside Hearts all over floors, can't keep it clean so busy inside I can be fine down the line But obsession with perfection is hastening the undoing of everything that's fascinating Simply put, I'm unraveling I can feel my legs dangling I know I will fall Get out of my head or else I know I will fall Take your time It's a sign So I'm keeping balance of my other life Stay busy outside Strive to keep it all so neat and clean Stay busy outside I will be fine Oh down the line But obsession with perfection is hastening the undoing of everything that's fascinating Simply put, I'm unraveling I'm unraveling I just want to get something done It's hard but I try Take it one step, two, three, four It's hard
2.
Country Road 04:55
3.
Goodnight sweeheart Time has come to rest your head Every night the moon is high Lay and dream of what's ahead Like endless seas A garden of fig trees A sky of white and try with all your might to dream in blue, green, purple air and keep on heading somewhere and it won't be just like before You'll find what you've been looking for When you were younger still you would dream in shades of grey But the time has come to sleep to dream you're finally on your way And when you do I'll dream of you too And we'll ignite And try with all our might to dream in blue, green, purple air and keep on heading somewhere and it won't be just like before We'll find what we've been looking for
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Spring is here, the chill is gone Things'll change, it won't be long I've taken note all along Of all the ways I've done you wrong My future is bright, just like the sky When summer heats up, so will I And I'm not going to keep on standing by When all I do is make you cry I feel like I've worn out my welcome Like a ten day heatwave Stay for the season, I know you've got good reason to call my stupid bluff and walk away Stay for the season, I know you've got good reason What can I do to make you stay? Now autumn is here, the leaves are brown I know damn well I've let you down I'll be over on the other side of town in case you ever want to see this clown Now I feel bleak just like the clouds This winter you don't want me around You used to make me feel so proud Now even when I whisper I feel loud I know that I've worn out my welcome Like snow from last week's storm And if you ever see me, I might be too afraid see To ask you once again to stay with me Stay for the season, I know you've got good reason to call my stupid bluff and walk away Stay for the Season, I know you've got good reason What can I do to make you stay? Spring is here the chill is gone Things'll change, it won't be long
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Gene's Song 03:33
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The Art 04:45
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Phases 02:42

credits

released August 26, 2014

Devon Cahill - vocals, ukulele, harmonica, percussion
Gene Starks - guitar, percussion
Paul Niehaus IV - bass, guitar, piano, organ, electric piano, percussion
Sarah Velasquez - violin, vocals

Featuring:
Mike Murano - drums 2, 6, 8, 9
Danny Banks - drums 5, 7
Adam Andrews - harmonica 7
Josh Melvin - vocals 2

Music and lyrics by Devon Cahill and Gene Starks
(except track 8, by Daniel McGowan and Devon Cahill)
Art and Design by Devon Cahill and Gene Starks
Recorded by Paul Niehaus IV at Blue Lotus Studio
Mixed by Paul Niehaus IV and Josh Melvin
Mastered by Brad Sarno at Blue Jade Audio

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Letter to Memphis St Louis, Missouri

Letter to Memphis is an indie folk band from St. Louis, MO. Their sincere and heartfelt songs explore sounds rooted in wistful folkiness, with a little greasy honky-tonk, elements of jazz and bossa nova, and even a dash of rock 'n' roll, and themes ranging from the whimsical to the fervently emotional. River deep, mountain high. ... more

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