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And this is where he lives
And this is where he falls to pieces
Laughing at things she'll never see
[Dreaming of things he'll never see]
And this is how it is:
When all the colors come together,
It's black
And you can never go back.
Falling forward, looking back.
FALLING FORWARD
{ words by Jamie Fillmore | music by MCG | c. 2010 }
credits
from SHOGUN,
released January 17, 2012
Jamie Fillmore // guitars, banjo, voices
Mike McCutcheon // bass guitar
Mark McCutcheon // drums
with
Anita Fillmore // voices
and
SECOND CITY BRASS (quintet):
* BJ Cord // trumpet
* Liz Deitemeyer // horn
* Angela Golden // trumpet
* Dan Sartori // trombone
* Cynthia Stark // tuba
supported by 9 fans who also own “Falling Forward (Celtics, Not from Boston)”
"self made, self unmade"
every other lyric is worth further exploration, and every song can be played fucking loud--- what else could you want from a record? jessehd
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Falling Forward (Celtics, Not from Boston)”
This is just one of those albums that are in the perfect place at the perfect time. If you described it to me, I probably wouldn't listen to it, so just go listen to it. Seriously. You'll be glad you did. Morgan LaVigne