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Canadian Singer-Songwriter Brooklyn Doran wrote the words to this melancholy rumination on first love. Her words are achingly beautiful, and I wanted to write music that fit her mood. Don and I worked to keep both sadness and spirit in the production. Special thanks to Sharon Chang for the atmospheric piano. I hope you love it as much as we do. Song number 6 from the EP "To the Island, From the Lake," released in early 2021. Groceries for your ears.
lyrics
Mouth and Collar
So this is my ode to say
I remember what you wore that day
Drove down the backroad to Pattison Lake
This is my ode today
We fought, we cried
And I left you in the cold outside
We broke things off a few too many times
Oh, young love, first love of its kind
But your eyes were were the first eyes to hold mine
Your ideas were were the first to fill my mind
We broke things off a few too many times
Oh, young love, first love is not kind
Copper penny mouth and collar bones
in the sun beneath my hands
Cover treasure up with skipping stones
My heart plunders what it can
This is my ode to you
Old love of mine
Drove down the backroad to Pattison Lake
This is my ode today
We broke things off a few too many times
Oh, young love, last love of its kind
First love is not kind
First love of its kind
Oh, darling, we were made for this.
Lyrics by Brooklyn Doran 2013
Music by Greg Dee Williamson 2013
Released as a single in 2020, and on the EP in 2021
credits
released December 28, 2020
Lyrics: Brooklyn Doran
Music: Greg Dee Williamson
Engineered by Don Farwell at Earwig Studio
Co-produced by Greg Williamson and Don Farwell
Guitars: Greg Williamson
Lead and backing vocals: Greg Williamson
Bass: Don Farwell
Drums: Jen Gilleran
Piano: Sharon Chang
Mastering by Levi Seitz at Black Belt Mastering
Photograph C) 2020 Greg Dee Williamson
Cover design by Steve Bergstrom at Octopus Farm
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