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yesterday

from small songs by red plum & snow

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  • Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album

    Our second EP, featuring an underwater acoustic version of the Prince classic 'I Would Die 4 U'. Released in March 2010. Recorded and mixed by Kris at Smith Street and in Gretchen's office. Most of the songs were written after hearing the Motif's album 'Away' and being inspired.

    The CDs are total limited-edition one-offs, all hand-sewn by Gretchen, no less. Purchase of the CD also includes immediate download of the full album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.
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lyrics

feel the future fall away
and hold the hopes that what you'd say
might make the mysteries escape
and bring the brightness back today

watch you fall away

foreign forces finalised
the hopes and hurt i hoped to hide
the missing moments must remind
the broken bones you left behind

watch you fall away

and all i've got is yesterday
and everything i'd hoped you'd say

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from small songs, released March 12, 2010
written by kris and gretchen
guitar/vox: kris and gretchen

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starstruck, hushed, lo-fi lovesongs since 2006

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