Northside
from Living In A Frame by Sevendys
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lyrics
You come on softly as a spring night
Into honeysuckle silence, blue-white moonlight
And the paper lanterns dim behind us
Strolling down the driveway
Round the block you guide us
Past the Northside gates, the playground swings
Fence cut down so we slip in
Tudor neighborhood—I don’t belong here
But I can’t help following
Your windswept hair and oversized jeans
Your laughter at the stuff nobody else found funny
And our hands so close they could be touching
Yeah but I’ve already done enough trespassing
This could be the one and only time
Watch you like I’m going blind
Padding barefoot on the pebbled pavement
Like it’s cool seafoam or silky sand
Ten years nigh
Standing by
Catch my eye
You’ll see why
There’s a hole in my life where you should be
Some asshole by your side where I should be
Don’t waste your time on a dream
Of some boy who’s never seen you barefoot on the Northside playground
Ten years nigh
Standing by
Catch my eye
You’ll see why.
Into honeysuckle silence, blue-white moonlight
And the paper lanterns dim behind us
Strolling down the driveway
Round the block you guide us
Past the Northside gates, the playground swings
Fence cut down so we slip in
Tudor neighborhood—I don’t belong here
But I can’t help following
Your windswept hair and oversized jeans
Your laughter at the stuff nobody else found funny
And our hands so close they could be touching
Yeah but I’ve already done enough trespassing
This could be the one and only time
Watch you like I’m going blind
Padding barefoot on the pebbled pavement
Like it’s cool seafoam or silky sand
Ten years nigh
Standing by
Catch my eye
You’ll see why
There’s a hole in my life where you should be
Some asshole by your side where I should be
Don’t waste your time on a dream
Of some boy who’s never seen you barefoot on the Northside playground
Ten years nigh
Standing by
Catch my eye
You’ll see why.
credits
from Living In A Frame,
released October 29, 2013
Jed Davis: lead vocals, piano, electric piano
Avi Zahner-Isenberg: guitars, vocals
Chuck Rainey: bass
Sheridan Riley: drums, vocals, percussion
Jerry Marotta: percussion
Stevie Blacke: strings
Eric Jarvis: vocals
Meagan Duffy: vocals
Words and music by Jed Davis
Published by Eschatonality/ASCAP
Produced by Jed Davis
Mixed by Eric Jarvis
Engineered by Matthew Cullen at Dreamland, Woodstock NY
Additional recording by Jed Davis and Eric Jarvis at Pile of Sound, Albany NY
Mastered by Paul duGre
Jed Davis: lead vocals, piano, electric piano
Avi Zahner-Isenberg: guitars, vocals
Chuck Rainey: bass
Sheridan Riley: drums, vocals, percussion
Jerry Marotta: percussion
Stevie Blacke: strings
Eric Jarvis: vocals
Meagan Duffy: vocals
Words and music by Jed Davis
Published by Eschatonality/ASCAP
Produced by Jed Davis
Mixed by Eric Jarvis
Engineered by Matthew Cullen at Dreamland, Woodstock NY
Additional recording by Jed Davis and Eric Jarvis at Pile of Sound, Albany NY
Mastered by Paul duGre
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Sevendys New York, New York
Sevendys is a multigenerational Justice League of Rock featuring members of Collider and Avi Buffalo, plus legendary bassist Chuck Rainey and percussionist Jerry Marotta. Dang!
discography
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Oct 2013 -
Jul 2011