This album is called "Getting Older" and nothing says that you're getting older like being excited about a pair of socks!
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I wrote this song while riding my bike to and from work in the summer of 2020. It's dedicated to Alberta.
lyrics
Dancing by the light of the refinery
Let the burnoff eat the flame
Betting our future in a fantasy
Our lives for someone's gain
Empty roads
Nowhere left to go
We keep on driving
Aimless wandering
Look outside
Where mountains used to stand
Where empty pits remain
Empty’s in demand
Take and take and don’t you dare ask why
Dancing by the light of the refinery
Let the burnoff eat the flame
Money in the place of missing memories
Our lives for someone's gain
Built a home
But didn’t want to pay
We set it up on sand
Watched it wash away
The world burns
Brighter every day
It’s slipping through out hands
What else could we say?
Left with nothing after all we’ve had
Dancing by the light of the refinery
Let the burnoff eat the flame
Betting our future in a fantasy
Our lives for someone's gain
credits
from Getting Older,
released November 10, 2021
Recorded and performed by Doug Hoyer
Rich Aucoin sang and recorded his own backing vocals
Nathan Burns performed and recorded his pedal steel guitar
Alec Harryhausen writes very sharp songs for Dream Version (and he also plays a bit on 'Getting Older'). Check out the song 'Backdrop Painters' Doug Hoyer
Do you like GUITAR!?! If so, you will probably dig this great record. 1/3 abstract patchwork, 1/3 solid songwriting, 1/3 a sick band doing what they do Doug Hoyer