1. |
Alone Again
03:55
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Where did our love go?
Remember when we took the train
Down to Ohio
Never be the same again
I told you that you had sobered me up
You told me that I had loosened you up
We promised to spend the rest of our days
But now we're both again
Back in New Jersey never had much time to spare
Running the late night always too messed up to care
I told you that you had sobered me up
You told me that I had loosened you up
We promised to spend the rest of our days
But now we're both again
Out in the valley Always left all by ourselves
No one to turn to
Barely even had ourselves
I told you that you had sobered me up
You told me that I had loosened you up
We promised to spend the rest of our days
But now we're both alone again
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2. |
Brian (Lucky)
03:32
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Had another dream last night
I dreamed that you were still alive
It’s the second one I’ve had this week
When I wake up I want to sleep
I remember the things you taught me
When I was just a child
You said kid, be wonderful and be wild
And so you lived for 33 years
If I could cry 33 thousand tears
It still wouldn’t be enough
To bring you back again
But I’ll cry every day that I can
To show the effect of just one man on me
It don’t seem fair
But what do I know or care?
There are just some people who shape you
And I’m just lucky to have had you
I’m lucky, so lucky to have had you
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3. |
Damaged
04:24
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Damaged
I been so caught up in the wreckage I don't know how I made it this far I been fakin', I guess
Carnage
The tornado's gone through this house The volcanoes erupted hereabouts And the earthquakes rattlin', too
Damaged by my mother Oh her eyes they couldn't see
That wasn't no place for me
Heartache
Well I've had more than my share of it And I really can't say I care for it
Is it over yet?
Loneliness
I spent almost my whole life with it All through school and now I'm a wife with it Is it over yet?
Damaged by my father 'Cause he chose another child
He left me hurting and wild
CrazinessWell I feel like it has surrounded me And it's all I've known And it's drownin' me Could I come up for air?
Insanity
Would you take one hard look around us And explain how this is good enough Why we livin' like this?
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4. |
Up North
05:32
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I remember the house we lived in
We moved so many times that year
And you could say that I was stressed out
Kind of old for a child of five
But then there was my brother
He wouldn’t even unpack
'Cause he was older and he was wiser
I remember when we moved up north
I made so many friends that year
And you could say they were like family
Like a replacement gift for me
'Cause then there was my mother
She couldn’t barely keep up
She was angry and she was sad
And he was angry
And he was
And she was angry
And she was s
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5. |
Strangers
03:46
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When you meet someone who interests you it's interesting
That's how I found you
Interesting that it doesn't happen often
I've decided not to give away all the thoughts I have
I will not betray I will keep them here in the part of me that softened
But it's true that I have questions about your life
And I wonder if I have the answers right
I can't say that I believe in wrong or right
Oh, strangers, they get to you sometimes
Is there something wrong with my inner self?
Do I run from love, do I cry for help?
Do I always need some spanking new fixation?
Well attention comes and attention goes, the attention lapses, the tension grows
And this push and pull gives me a strange sensation
It's true that I have questions about your life
And I wonder if I have the answers right
Oh, I can't say that I believe in wrong or right
Strangers, they get to you sometimes
You and I could talk for hours, there's no reason why
Two opposites and their opposites collide
It's true that you inspire me and I know the reason why
You're a mirror, you're a mirror, you're a mirror
You're a mirror, you're a mirror, you're a mirror
Well I met you and you met me and we hit it off;
It's plain to see that we get along though we disagree on movies
Can we just assume there's a reason why we met today?
Can we just decide that this juncture it was critical and soothing?
It's true that I have questions about your life
And I know that you have questions about mine
Oh, I'm happy that we got to spend some time
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6. |
The Light
02:52
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7. |
Oh, Boy!
03:09
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8. |
Nowhere
02:47
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9. |
NDN Children
04:16
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10. |
The Res
03:58
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11. |
Parent-Teacher Day
05:34
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12. |
Things Get Better
04:25
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Eden Fine Day Vancouver, British Columbia
Eden Fine Day is a songwriter and singer. She was born on the Sweetgrass First Nation in Saskatchewan, and now lives near Vancouver BC.
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