Mixed & Mastered by Oliver Wagner at SoundTheoryLab, Taiwan.
lyrics
Well they paint the face
Of this brand new place
With every new thing
They acquire.
Earthen tones
Seem to warm a home
Like the clay
Found in a fire.
Dye those chairs,
Put a table there,
Let the sun spill in the room,
And when the evening comes,
Stand on the roof,
See the skyline and the moon.
When they move in,
Yeah, they really move in,
Hearts and eyes,
Familiar compromise.
Clouds in the rearview mirror,
But it’s sunny ahead,
With occasional showers.
When everything’s a slate,
It’s all there to create,
It all comes down
To how you use the space.
Stainless steel,
Got a shiny feel,
Wooden blinds
From the window sill,
Restless thoughts,
And Pans and pots,
Awaiting for a meal,
Got a TV hanging
From the corner ceiling
And it’s trying not to protrude,
Garden chairs,
A flight of stairs,
A candle for the mood.
When they move in,
Yeah, they really move in,
Hearts and eyes,
Familiar compromise.
Clouds in the rearview mirror,
But it’s sunny ahead,
With occasional showers.
When everything’s a slate,
It’s all there to create,
It all comes down
To how you use the space.
When it starts to bloom,
Every single room
Has a personality.
Chairs relate, coordinate,
Around a hardwood symphony.
It’s a beautiful thing,
When it starts to sing,
And windows take on wings.
Move the room,
With new perfume
Of possibility.
When they move in,
Yeah, they really move in,
Hearts and eyes,
Familiar compromise.
Clouds in the rearview mirror,
But it’s sunny ahead,
With occasional showers.
When everything’s a slate,
It’s all there to create,
It all comes down
To how you use the space.
credits
from Love and Change,
released April 19, 2019
Todd Warner Moore: Vocal, Acoustic Guitar
Leah Hart: Backing Vocal
Michael Kentish: Backing Vocal
William Stewart: Violin
Roberto Diana: Dobro
Issar Shulman: Double Bass
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