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Winter Room Sessions

by Anomalie & The Speakeasy Earth

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We could only stay for a minute more The sun was going down and it’s getting cold Even if it’s always sunny I am sure That wind chill’s gonna make us shiver Didn’t want to leave outside But the weather has been telling me it’s fine Soon those instincts will collide Do we go or do we dare test the limits that our bodies can bear And it is freezing here, can’t you tell? Am I just a fool waiting for a love? Just how many days til there’s only one? Patience was so subtle in its own disguise But haste felt so much better at the time Those little fights, those wrongs or rights, they had us crossing every line It’s our own skin we’re questioning after each failed relationship It wasn’t love just another two people trying to hold on But all we know was devotion was far too weak but still We could pretend we…
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And so I’m sure of something If something were belief in endless time It feels like pining For one little peer through the cracking sky We were told to hide and stay until the morning light Say all tomorrows deals are done We could look forward to a day of no obligations Say all tomorrows deals are done There’d be nothing left holding me back here from going on And still some are stoic There was no sign of an expression But still we feel without knowing Why it is we’re here under the sun Should we really try and finish everything on time? Say all tomorrows deals are done
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Who said “ Am I Alone?” I say “Don’t be scared, it’s not only you fearing that same thing that we all feel. Cause we all know that times can fall hard And a lack of composure seems to be just what, just what we all want” And if your hearts beating too slow That’s the time to make a move Those who fall out of a love Still find it hard to believe that they’re not the only one Let’s stop pretending it’s “the World vs You” Catastrophe’s not calling though you thought it would You’ll be just fine, if it’s meant to be then you’ll know Who said, “When does time heal?” I say “I’m not sure, cause it changes for everyone in its very own different accord. We could assume the end has a start But it’s the minutes between we wonder just where it all started to go wrong” And if your heart turns into stone That’s the time to let it go How could we possibly grow if we’re busy cursing the sky for all those problems out of our control?
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Once we’ve been watered Do we care to grow These leaves can’t carry heavy hearts like branches could Sighed one too many I’d stay bare if I could Those roots are sinking deep and it’s too late for us to move Boy if we had money, could we afford to be free? All those debts would be paid off For now we’ll be questioning how much longer til we’ve had enough Should we face fear or leave? If not armored are we weak? Suddenly we’ve been chained here down to the ground By our own surroundings- Still I wouldn’t trade a thing We’ve been so careless, swimming in gray That’s just our favorite color during this time of day We’ll scream out later when no one is around Those living wages become everything you start to doubt Cause they’ll keep you guessing Til you start to believe you’re always in the wrong Those unsettled matters tend to be mishandled but at who’s fault

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released January 31, 2011

All music, lyrics, production & mixing by Emilie Corpuz
Lead Vocal Engineering by Kenny Segal
Mastering by Stephanie Villa

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Anomalie & The Speakeasy Earth Los Angeles, California

Anomalie & The Speakeasy Earth is the solo project of Los Angeles artist Emilie Corpuz, a female multi-instrumentalist who writes, performs, produces and records her music.

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