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about
Between 20th June and 30th July, I came up with 55 new "song ideas", which I've edited down to 33 possibles, for a collection (or "album", if you will) that I'm putting together called End Times. This one came out of that period but isn't going to be in that collection, or on that album, ie it's one of the 55 but not one of the 33. Note: this is not because the others are "better", but because this one has a different energy.
This one may end up being re-recorded with an Actual Drummer for an Actual Proper Album at some point, but for now here is a "version" I have created while learning how to use Logic Pro X, and for which I engaged the services of Logic Pro X's built-in drummer, Kyle.
lyrics
Did she mention me, when you were in the park with her?
Did she mention me, when you were making art with her?
Did she mention things that you're not sure if I would like to hear?
Does she turn away, when you mention me anymore?
But when I get the sign
I'll walk across the capital to you
Across the binary, from palace in the north
to south, I'll find the way through
Does she look away, when you tell her that I look OK?
Does she turn away, when you tell her I'm probably not OK?
Would she turn my gaze, if I saw her now, or do you think I'm safe?
Could I see her now, could I be around anymore?
But when I get the sign
I'll walk across the capital to find a way
to new realities, the palace in the north,
the south, across the binary, I'll find
the way through
credits
released October 2, 2020
written on 12th July 2020
Charley Stone - vocals, guitars, nudging "Kyle"
Recorded and mixed but not mastered in Logic Pro X by the #Artist
supported by 9 fans who also own “Does She Mention Me?”
Jo Bevan is one of the best singers in modern rock. The band is tight and talented and does some nifty post-punky style stuff. This album has some exceptional songs on it. rick-taylor
supported by 8 fans who also own “Does She Mention Me?”
Before every vacation, I face the challenge of finding fresh music that is dynamic but not too hard, and that is so emotional and catchy that it doesn't get on my nerves after just two days of touring. During that search I discovered OBEY ROBOTS and it took me only a few moments to put "One in a thousand" on the playlist. The album rocks, combines strong "Therapy?"-like guitars with Laura's soulful, distinctive vocals to quite a few hits, just check "One of these days" or "Next Summer"! H.L.