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Close To The Bone (Live Take)

from Live Takes [EP] by David Ullman & The Furious Light

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We’ve been best friends since we were kids
Since the days of dirty high tops and blacktop jungle gyms
Tell me, how has it come down to this
Are you somewhere lying low, or do you just not give a shit?

At the funeral I said “anything you need”
I’m sure I’ve let you down more than a time or two in between
Are you still “living in blasphemy?”
In your “linoleum exile,” do you ever think of me?

Do you remember me?

(Chorus):
How long has it been now since you’ve been going it alone?
The staying and the leaving, the living close to the bone
How long have you been watching your rearview mirror for the dawn
Would you be here now, even if you’d never gone?

We used to tell stories and bend the light
You’d say “A man’s past + his present = his place in life”
But you and I, we never did fight
Well, maybe a time or time or two; but, still something don’t feel right.

This don’t feel right.

(Chorus)

Taking your turn on the merry-go-round
You’d say, “In a circle, nothing’s lost, only waiting to be found”
But that was all so long ago now
Maybe all that’s gone before is finally coming around.

It’s coming around…

(Chorus)

credits

from Live Takes [EP], released April 1, 2016
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David Ullman - Vocals and Guitar
Brian Ullman - Lead Guitar and Backing Vocals
Jeff Gill - Baritone Guitar
Brian Yost - Percussion and Vibraphone

Recorded by Brian Yost and Brian Ullman

Mixed by Brian Ullman

Mastered by LANDR and Brian Ullman

Photography by Matt Olson, Markus Akre, and Courtney Collins

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