Genre: Alternative Rock
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Special credits: Pete Ryan - electric guitar, drums, bass Lyrics:
leaning against the salty west windit isn't as cold as the clouds ahead fetch a falling drop of a retreating wave returning home could've been an empty wait instead one more breath of this unfamiliar place that has unfortunately gotten so familiar a pleasant memory of unimportance latched this quiet time of a faded affair and maybe for the last day you should do nothing at all The taste of the air has a barely noticeable savor bland enough to be nearly ordinary as a quiescent draw Take a time to write a simple plan for the next day ‘cause returning home could've been an empty wait instead one more breath of this unfamiliar place that has unfortunately gotten so familiar a pleasant memory of unimportance latched this quiet time of a faded affair and maybe for the last day, you should do nothing at all… you are, instead of trying, waiting |
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You must be registered and logged-in to comment. Arguing with yourself &mdash 01/17/06 - 07:55:13 AM
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mainstream drive and dramatic pacing, and the general lines of the
song. The lyrics are uniquely bland and generalized, with obvious
specific details that reside more in the head of the subject than in the
actual text, and that goes with the concept well, but is a little
frustrating to me as a listener (unless this was intended as a film score
song, in which case its rather perfect). Very interesting use of an
almost counterpoint vocal line, becuz it almost gets in the way,
creating this annoying confusion, like an argument inside your own
head, which I truly like as a concept. It also creates a great contrast to
when you sing alone, setting up the indecision of the ending, which is
superb. I like when you go high into your falsetto, by the way, don't
shy away from that, use it; its cool. Really nice thought thru track.
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