Fossils
from Constellation Choir EP by Everest Cale
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"Music is great when it’s shiny and happy but there is still that mysterious, sad part of your soul that yearns to be moved through music. Everest Cale gets right in there and does something to your spirit which only music can do" - A Thousand Guitars
lyrics
Who will survive?
Your side or mine?
The water supply
Is radioactive
There's no names to yell
No number for help
No one to share
The carnage
But I see life sprout
Out of the ground
Nuclear fallout
Will not end us
Will somebody breathe some air into
Our bodies so we can reproduce?
Your side or mine?
The water supply
Is radioactive
There's no names to yell
No number for help
No one to share
The carnage
But I see life sprout
Out of the ground
Nuclear fallout
Will not end us
Will somebody breathe some air into
Our bodies so we can reproduce?
credits
from Constellation Choir EP,
released October 22, 2013
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Everest Cale Brooklyn, New York
Praised as "ROCK-‘N’-ROLL, THROUGH AND THROUGH" by Interview Magazine, Everest Cale's music swells with guitar-drenched free- for-alls before collapsing, leaving just singer Brett Treacy and his guitar, pulling the audience closer with his hushed voice, earnest lyrics and just the right amount of ringing in your ear. ... more
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