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In collaboration with UNTIDE records. This is a double disc to accommodate all 12 tracks plus 4 bonus tracks from the 2013 Daytrotter session (side 4). The package also features all new beautiful album art.
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lyrics
1. Wrecking Ball
I pushed it hard, that goddamn wrecking ball, and I waited for the weight to swing around but it never did. And the crows they fell around my eyes and still no sign of that ball and chain. I pushed it hard, that goddamn wrecking ball. What kind of pendulum never comes back home? You start to miss it some. The way you miss the rain, the way you miss the fighting when the war is won… But what I miss the most is knowing just exactly where it hurts, is knowing just exactly what is wrong. And what I want, and what I want… I miss the ghost trees, the weary midnight drives, the taste of loneliness in the air beyond the towns. I miss the resonance of those trigger words, that crazy one track mind. Sometimes I miss the cold… But what I miss the most, is knowing just exactly where it hurts, is knowing just exactly what is wrong. And what I want, and what I want… I’m remembering the sunlight, coming down in shades of blue, the sorrow of the aftermath tightening the noose. I’m thinking of the night that all the lights went out, and how I learned to see in the dark, in the dark, in the dark… I pushed it hard, that goddamn wrecking ball. What kind of pendulum never comes back home?
credits
from How I Learned to See In The Dark,
released April 13, 2010
Chris Pureka – acoustic guitar, feedback, vocals, porch board
Merrill Garbus – fiddle, percussion, vocals
Andy Rice – upright bass
Sturgis Cunningham – drums
Erin McKeown – electric guitar
The instrumentation and songwriting in this album is really top-tier. Aofie is one of my favorite folk/alt-country artists and she performs wonderfully, bringing her unique tone of voice to this project. This album was my first step into Aofie's artistry, and is firmly one of my favorite albums. rileyridgway
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