Out On The Streets
from Walking Down The Streets by The Letter Yellow
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lyrics
settle in a cozy café with cider and tea, drinking and listening and feeling warm
oak and franklin are neighbors of mine, talking and keeping warm
out on the streets, out on the streets
headin’ up harlem’s way to the top of the borough, just simply listenin’ and feeling warm
it’s a grand old hall to live in, with green and gold décor, here we are listenin’ and laughing and feeling warm
out on the streets, out on the streets
we’re taking a while, out on the streets
we’re taking our time
strolling a while, out on the streets
drivin’ out of port authority, looking out of the window, landscapes are shifting from trees and grass, the sun feels warm
steel shadows are blowin’ in the wind, weeping willows are still, the water sits placidly it feels so warm
out on the streets, out on the streets
we’re taking a while, out on the streets
we’re taking our time
we’re strolling a while, out on the streets, out on the streets
oak and franklin are neighbors of mine, talking and keeping warm
out on the streets, out on the streets
headin’ up harlem’s way to the top of the borough, just simply listenin’ and feeling warm
it’s a grand old hall to live in, with green and gold décor, here we are listenin’ and laughing and feeling warm
out on the streets, out on the streets
we’re taking a while, out on the streets
we’re taking our time
strolling a while, out on the streets
drivin’ out of port authority, looking out of the window, landscapes are shifting from trees and grass, the sun feels warm
steel shadows are blowin’ in the wind, weeping willows are still, the water sits placidly it feels so warm
out on the streets, out on the streets
we’re taking a while, out on the streets
we’re taking our time
we’re strolling a while, out on the streets, out on the streets
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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