Hold Me Steady
from Walking Down The Streets by The Letter Yellow
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lyrics
a brown landscape fills the canvas, as the storm slows to a drizzle
and with a strong and pungent fall blown air, furious feat climb the swollen leaves
we smile for the sun as it shines a wink, and with the neighborhood so calm
hold me steady, hold me steady, it’s a long way to fall
a train leads up north, winding round the track, and the sun shines on our backs
flute melodies swallow the rumble of the cities feet, winding round the track, feel the warmth and the glow
hold me steady, hold me steady, it’s a long way to fall,
and tomorrows not getting any closer to me
you keep me warm like a sunny summer day
you keep me close so I don’t, fall behind
you keep me holdin’ steady, you keep me holdin’ steady
hold me steady, hold me steady, it’s a long way to fall, and tomorrows not getting any closer to me, hold me steady, hold me steady, tomorrow’s not getting any closer to me
and with a strong and pungent fall blown air, furious feat climb the swollen leaves
we smile for the sun as it shines a wink, and with the neighborhood so calm
hold me steady, hold me steady, it’s a long way to fall
a train leads up north, winding round the track, and the sun shines on our backs
flute melodies swallow the rumble of the cities feet, winding round the track, feel the warmth and the glow
hold me steady, hold me steady, it’s a long way to fall,
and tomorrows not getting any closer to me
you keep me warm like a sunny summer day
you keep me close so I don’t, fall behind
you keep me holdin’ steady, you keep me holdin’ steady
hold me steady, hold me steady, it’s a long way to fall, and tomorrows not getting any closer to me, hold me steady, hold me steady, tomorrow’s not getting any closer to me
credits
from Walking Down The Streets,
released September 9, 2012
Written and produced by Randy Bergida. Arranged by The Letter Yellow. Engineered and Recorded by Quinn McCarthy - The Creamery, Mixed by Joel Hamilton - Studio G, and Mastered by Steven Barson - Total Sonic.
Written and produced by Randy Bergida. Arranged by The Letter Yellow. Engineered and Recorded by Quinn McCarthy - The Creamery, Mixed by Joel Hamilton - Studio G, and Mastered by Steven Barson - Total Sonic.
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The Letter Yellow New York
Since The Letter Yellow began in 2011 in Brooklyn, they connected on an authentic sound. "Walking Down the Streets" was an energetic record with elements of rock, blues, and pop debuted in 2012 introducing the bands signature analog style. The second album "Watercolor Overcast" reveals a psychedelic evolution in sound. Roots in rock and blues mix with a solidified sound that's free and unleashed. ... more
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