Recorded and mixed by Logan Muckler
Bear Redmon on guitar and vocals
Noah Zinter on guitar and vocals
Trent Farchone on bass
Jake Koplen on saxophone
Justin Peterson on trumpet
Chris DeWitt on drums
lyrics
Here comes The Heavy. Here comes the mirror.
Here comes the shit you just don’t wanna here.
Delusions of grandeur. Narcissistic panderings.
The weight of the world on your broken wings.
Take off my clothes. Peel away my skin.
Wince at the black as night pours in.
Hear these heartstings played. Hear em bend and hear em break.
Hear the hurt in my voice when it quakes
You say it’s okay. I say that it’s not.
To be what I am and not what I ought.
Comfort dulls the blade of a life against the vein.
We’re only living when we’re dying every night.
Here come the tired, the hungry, the poor
Laying their wreaths at your feet, at your door.
Comfort them will you? Yeah, do it of me.
Do it cause I’m too much a coward to see.
You say it’s okay. I say that it’s not.
To be what I am and not what I ought.
Comfort dulls the blade of a life against the vein.
We’re only living when we’re dying every night.
credits
from The American,
released April 14, 2020
Recorded and mixed by Logan Muckler
Bear Redmon on guitar and vocals
Noah Zinter on guitar and vocals
Trent Farchone on bass
Jake Koplen on saxophone
Justin Peterson on trumpet
Chris DeWitt on drums
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