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lyrics
JUMP SHIP
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How did I get here? Waking in the dim light
Circulating rhythm, washed in limbic tides
We alone, attacked the throne
Picked up the phone, never to reach her
A whispered sigh, a silent cry, ahh!
And I came before, and I saw you there
you bat an eye and I was in the air
And I turn the key, invisible to you
And the lines do form, around your eyes
Watch you getting older, while the breath does rise
And I say "hello," invisible to you
Now I have arrived and I realize
I am alive, I am alive!
We alone, threw the stones
And now we've grown, never to return
I heard the sigh, you never cried "Jump Ship"
when everyone's down to look left
I look right on track, look up and I look down and
Jump Ship.....
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How did I get here? Waking in the dim light
Circulating rhythm, washed in limbic tides
We alone, attacked the throne
Picked up the phone, never to reach her
A whispered sigh, a silent cry, ahh!
And I came before, and I saw you there
you bat an eye and I was in the air
And I turn the key, invisible to you
And the lines do form, around your eyes
Watch you getting older, while the breath does rise
And I say "hello," invisible to you
Now I have arrived and I realize
I am alive, I am alive!
We alone, threw the stones
And now we've grown, never to return
I heard the sigh, you never cried "Jump Ship"
when everyone's down to look left
I look right on track, look up and I look down and
Jump Ship.....
credits
from LUCKY EP,
released November 27, 2012
Written by SKP and Lazar Davis - Produced by Jeremy Gustin + RAILBIRD, Recorded at Black Dog Studios, Engineered by Jon Jetter, Mixed by Jeremy Gustin (at home) and Jon Jetter + SKP at Right Angle Recording.
Additional tracking at Alligator Lady Studio, Engineered by Cedar Apffel.
Mastered by Jonathan Wyner at M-Works Mastering. Arranged by RAILBIRD.
SKP- vocals, keys // Chris Kyle - guitar // James Gascoyne - guitar // Lazar Davis - bass, backup vocals // Chris Carey - drums // Jeremy Gustin - percussion // Sean Rowe - backup vocals (appears courtesy of ANTI- Records.) Sarah Barthel (of Phantogram) - vocals (appears courtesy of Barsuk Records.)
Jump Ship ℗ © 2012 S. Pedinotti / B. Davis
© Pedinotti Publishing ASCAP / Lazar Davis Music ASCAP
"Milk" Photograph © 2012 Elizabeth Pedinotti
Written by SKP and Lazar Davis - Produced by Jeremy Gustin + RAILBIRD, Recorded at Black Dog Studios, Engineered by Jon Jetter, Mixed by Jeremy Gustin (at home) and Jon Jetter + SKP at Right Angle Recording.
Additional tracking at Alligator Lady Studio, Engineered by Cedar Apffel.
Mastered by Jonathan Wyner at M-Works Mastering. Arranged by RAILBIRD.
SKP- vocals, keys // Chris Kyle - guitar // James Gascoyne - guitar // Lazar Davis - bass, backup vocals // Chris Carey - drums // Jeremy Gustin - percussion // Sean Rowe - backup vocals (appears courtesy of ANTI- Records.) Sarah Barthel (of Phantogram) - vocals (appears courtesy of Barsuk Records.)
Jump Ship ℗ © 2012 S. Pedinotti / B. Davis
© Pedinotti Publishing ASCAP / Lazar Davis Music ASCAP
"Milk" Photograph © 2012 Elizabeth Pedinotti
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