This (hopefully not-so-limited) first pressing of "Chloe", designed by Mike Rzepka, comes with:
- A beautiful cover artwork designed by Eisner-nominated graphic novelist David Chelsea (www.dchelsea.com)
- A sixteen-page booklet, designed by Mike Rzepka (www.mikerzepka.com) containing: - All the song lyrics
- Photographs taken by Max K. Photography (www.facebook.com/MaxKPhotography)
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about
Token depression tune
lyrics
Used to be the sweetest girl in town
Now your mockingbird don’t sing like it used to
Traded your diamond ring for some hand-me-downs
Said it wouldn’t really shine like you wanted it to
Could’ve been my baby all along
Now you’re going to find a man who’ll better suit you
I would’ve loved you forever more
Now I’m lying in bed – every night, waiting to hold you
Hush my girl – don’t you say another word to that mockingbird
Hush my girl – if your diamond ring cannot sing,
Then your mockingbird will
Had you diamond wrapped around in sheets,
In the finest satin – and came over,
You couldn’t help but keep,
Yourself from holding on,
Now you’re gone, and now you’re gone
Hush my girl – don’t you say another word to that mockingbird
Hush my girl – since that diamond cannot sing,
Then your mockingbird will
Oh, it seems we have a problem:
You’re depressed but you won’t admit it!
All your friends seem to have trouble with
The thought of you being so sick.
And we know that it’s a problem, but,
Frankly we know that isn’t going to work out so,
Everybody’s down on themselves while
You’re stuck feeling sorry for yourself….
Hush my girl – don’t you say another word to that mockingbird
Hush my girl – if that diamond ring will not sing,
Then your mockingbird will
You used to be the sweetest girl in town
Now your mockingbird don’t sing like it used to
So hush my girl - if your diamond ring cannot sing,
Then your mockingbird will
credits
from Chloe,
released April 17, 2015
Matthew Azrieli ... Vocals and Guitar
Aaron Dolman ... Drums
Jesse Kirman ... Keyboard and Bass
Josh Rzepka ... Trumpet
All songs (music and lyrics) written by Matthew Azrieli
Producer - Matthew Azrieli
Engineered and Mixed - Brian Herman
Mastered - Emily Lazar assisted by Chris Allgood @ The Lodge
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