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Untitled (Intro)
00:44
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2. |
Whispers
04:30
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3. |
In Touch
04:56
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4. |
Falter
03:36
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5. |
The Waiting Time
05:43
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6. |
der Florist
05:19
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7. |
What They've Done
03:43
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8. |
The Purple Song
05:32
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9. |
The Sordid
02:39
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10. |
Musings of
04:12
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11. |
Pure Impenitence
03:20
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Wintermusik
02:01
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Time takes care of the wound
So I can believe
You had so much to give
You thought I couldn't see
Gifts for boot heels to crush
Promises deceived
I had to send it away
To bring us back again
Your eyes and body brighten
Silent waters, deep
Your precious daughter in the
Other room, asleep
A kiss goodnight from every
Stranger that I meet
I had to send it away
To bring us back again
Morning theft
Unpretender left
Ungraceful
True self is what
Brought you here, to me
A place where we can
Accept this love
Friendship battered down by
Useless history
Unexamined failure
What am I still to you
Some thief who stole from you?
Or, some fool drama queen
Whose chances were few?
Love brings us to who we need
A place where we can save
A heart that beats has
Both siphon and reservoir
You're a woman, I'm a calf
You're a window, I'm a knife
We come together
Making chance in the starlight
Meet me tomorrow night
Or any day you want
I have no right to wonder
Just how, or when
And though the meaning fits
There's no relief in this
I miss my beautiful friend
I have to send it away
To bring her back again
Songwriters: Jeff Buckley
Morning Theft lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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14. |
*Pulse (Swiftly Fading)
05:27
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"Pulse (Swiftly Fading)"
Tell me the answer
Ask me the question
Show me a sign
It's been forever
The wait has been torture
Don't waste my time
The space that we're taking up
The plans we can't break enough
The places that we came from
They're our story now
If you let us
We can show you how it used to be
When you were all we had
We'll be waiting
You'll be contemplating
Something aggravating
You'll be sated
We can't accept you traded us
For something overrated
Show me the secret
Teach me the lesson
Keep me involved
The tension is ample
A mystery proper
And nothing is solved
The moments you've spent away
The infinite price we pay
If you don't come back today
They're our future now
If you let us, we can show you how
It's supposed to be
When we are all we have
We'll be waiting
You'll be separating
Something elevating
You'll be learning
We can't believe you're spurning us
For something so discerning
We deserve to be by your side
When you crash and burn
We demand your attention now
No more taking turns
We expect you to sit and wait
Like we do these days
We respect your attempts to fly
But in the cage is where it stays
We'll be waiting
You'll be celebrating
Nothing validating
You're contented
It's not like they invented
Something so unprecedented
You just keep waiting
I'll still be the last participating
In something swiftly fading
(lyrics copyright 2018 Jonathan Scanlon)
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15. |
butterfly (falter demo)
04:03
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16. |
restless (demo)
05:51
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17. |
the waiting time (demo)
05:08
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sage (demo)
05:08
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Mister Vertigo Boston, Massachusetts
"Mister Vertigo is an emotional, melodic, eclectic, alternative/indie rock band from Boston MA/So. NH. Their songs contain a strong emphasis on vocals and lyrics. The band incorporates elements of power pop, progressive rock, post-punk, emo, & Americana to create a fresh sound all their own" ... more
Mister Vertigo recommends:
Where Have My Countrymen Gone
by The Sheila Divine
This album as well as it's predecessor "New Parade" were huge influences on a young Mister Vertigo. We've been blessed to work with TSD producer/guitarist Brian Charles since 2010. Such a great LP!
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The best punk band in Boston ATM in our humble opinion. Our guitar player Matthew Co-Produced some tracks on this record and it's a banger!
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We Made Plans to Self-Destruct and Return To The Stars
by Mallcops
One of the best emo bands in Boston hands down! Mallcops also now features Daniel Donovan on guitar who is one of the greatest humans of all time.
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The post-hardcore band’s latest is a reflection on time, memory, death, and grief—and is their dreamiest material to date.
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