about
This song is dedicated to Eloise McElroy.
lyrics
Share this youth, both old and new
Red paint peels outside Woodstock fields
How did we get so far from here?
Catching bugs, with our bare hands
Discovering all the pretty things
How did we get so far from here?
We've arrived now, let's begin
The trees still cast their green so vividly in the breeze
Your sympathy is bittersweet in my memory
So regretfully, I know
You can't hear me now
Here we stand, hand in hand
Maple breeze and pear pie trees
What can I do to repay you for everything you've given me?
Red paint peels outside Woodstock fields
How did we get so far from here?
Catching bugs, with our bare hands
Discovering all the pretty things
How did we get so far from here?
We've arrived now, let's begin
The trees still cast their green so vividly in the breeze
Your sympathy is bittersweet in my memory
So regretfully, I know
You can't hear me now
Here we stand, hand in hand
Maple breeze and pear pie trees
What can I do to repay you for everything you've given me?
credits
from Yia Mas,
released June 16, 2018
license
all rights reserved
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Yikes! Providence, Rhode Island
East Coast Indie-Math
Marc Apesos - Bass
Austin Delin - Guitar
Chris Cintra - Drums
discography
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Jun 2018 -
Jul 2017 -
Nov 2016 -
Jul 2016
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