One Toned Chord
from Irrevery Volume I by Irrevery
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Irrevery Volume I is the collective effort of twelve artists, each of whom illustrated the lyrics of songs from the upcoming debut album of the same title.
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lyrics
"One Toned Chord"
I know,
I've always known
You'll go,
You always go.
I know,
I've always known
You'll go,
You always go.
In unison,
A harmony:
One toned chord
Resonating in me;
Eternal,
Internal
Symphony.
A self-fulfilling prophecy,
Depicted in a tapestry
That hovers like a canopy
And drops and gathers just like tea leaves,
Becomes clear to me in vivid dreams
And rings out pure and sweet
Like an honest song for the bereaved,
Just desperately,
Singing,
"I'm fine
I'm fine
I'm fine
On my own."
My heart grows heavy
While the world gets lighter.
I must go on
Despite her being gone Forever
Forever,
Out of reach.
That brittle bird mortality
Swoops in on a chilling breeze
That sorrowfully gathers speed
And rushes in
Just like lightning.
And I'm surrounded by my memory,
Old sweet enemy
Leaves me haunted, blinded, staggering,
Begging,
"Sing for me
And I'll survive
I'll survive
I'll survive
On my own."
I know,
I've always known
You'll go,
You always go.
I know,
I've always known
You'll go,
You always go.
I know,
I've always known
You'll go,
You always go.
I know,
I've always known
You'll go,
You always go.
In unison,
A harmony:
One toned chord
Resonating in me;
Eternal,
Internal
Symphony.
A self-fulfilling prophecy,
Depicted in a tapestry
That hovers like a canopy
And drops and gathers just like tea leaves,
Becomes clear to me in vivid dreams
And rings out pure and sweet
Like an honest song for the bereaved,
Just desperately,
Singing,
"I'm fine
I'm fine
I'm fine
On my own."
My heart grows heavy
While the world gets lighter.
I must go on
Despite her being gone Forever
Forever,
Out of reach.
That brittle bird mortality
Swoops in on a chilling breeze
That sorrowfully gathers speed
And rushes in
Just like lightning.
And I'm surrounded by my memory,
Old sweet enemy
Leaves me haunted, blinded, staggering,
Begging,
"Sing for me
And I'll survive
I'll survive
I'll survive
On my own."
I know,
I've always known
You'll go,
You always go.
I know,
I've always known
You'll go,
You always go.
credits
from Irrevery Volume I,
released November 19, 2017
Music and lyrics by Paige Johnson-Brown
Tom Csatari (Guitar)
Paige Johnson-Brown (Vox)
Nick Jozwiak (Bass, background vox)
Cameron Kapoor (Guitar)
Mack Williamson (Drums)
Illustration by Morgan Street
Music and lyrics by Paige Johnson-Brown
Tom Csatari (Guitar)
Paige Johnson-Brown (Vox)
Nick Jozwiak (Bass, background vox)
Cameron Kapoor (Guitar)
Mack Williamson (Drums)
Illustration by Morgan Street
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Irrevery Brooklyn, New York
We make music: country-punk noise. We make books. We make art. We make a scene.
discography
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Nov 2017
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