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2nd free teaser track from the forthcoming HASTA LA BYE BYE, due in Fall 2015 (or pay, if you wish). You can still grab the first one, too: camdenjoy.bandcamp.com/track/her
lyrics
It Gets Cold
Sure, we remembered you
Every night it’s true
But forgetting ourselves we treat best friends as enemies
Such is your destiny,
once in our memory
It gets cold
Hey what’s their names have come back home
all sad-eyed and lonesome
que dice boys la morfina y cocaina
it’s cool no yeah we saw your names
ain’t exactly the fever I ordered up neither, guy
yeah it gets cold
Sing, sing, sing... sing to us
sing through that banged-up mouth
of being burned alive
in Christ’s undying light
And so Dad sings the thing,
as lightning is darkening
We are the commoners.
We know our failures.
We are the failures.
We know our common worth.
And once we learn to read and write
we’ll find out why we fight
Sure, we remembered you
Every night it’s true
But forgetting ourselves we treat best friends as enemies
Such is your destiny,
once in our memory
It gets cold
Hey what’s their names have come back home
all sad-eyed and lonesome
que dice boys la morfina y cocaina
it’s cool no yeah we saw your names
ain’t exactly the fever I ordered up neither, guy
yeah it gets cold
Sing, sing, sing... sing to us
sing through that banged-up mouth
of being burned alive
in Christ’s undying light
And so Dad sings the thing,
as lightning is darkening
We are the commoners.
We know our failures.
We are the failures.
We know our common worth.
And once we learn to read and write
we’ll find out why we fight
credits
released September 9, 2015
Words and music: Camden Joy
Camden Joy: lead vocals, rhythm guitar
Mark Donato: drums, backing vocals
Mark Lerner: bass, backing vocals, etc.
From the album HASTA LA BYE BYE.
Produced by Mark Lerner. Recorded and mixed by Jason Sarubbi at Split Rock Studio, New Paltz, NY. Additional recording by ML at home. Mastered by Mike Judeh at Dubway Studios, New York, NY. Designed by ML at Rag & Bone Shop. Photograph by Calsidyrose.
© 2015 by Camden Joy/ASCAP.
Words and music: Camden Joy
Camden Joy: lead vocals, rhythm guitar
Mark Donato: drums, backing vocals
Mark Lerner: bass, backing vocals, etc.
From the album HASTA LA BYE BYE.
Produced by Mark Lerner. Recorded and mixed by Jason Sarubbi at Split Rock Studio, New Paltz, NY. Additional recording by ML at home. Mastered by Mike Judeh at Dubway Studios, New York, NY. Designed by ML at Rag & Bone Shop. Photograph by Calsidyrose.
© 2015 by Camden Joy/ASCAP.
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Camden Joy Middlebury, Vermont
lo-fi americana and caustic wit swirl about a 1970s suburban garage where a 1950s country band plays timeless originals and succinct gems.
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