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New Blues #1

from The Euphorians by The Euphorians

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My songs were becoming increasingly verbose and I felt a rekindling of admiration for blues singers/writers who can convery emotional gravity with simple words, so I tried. I explored some less standard blues chord changes.

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I drank so much whisky
I could not walk or speak
I drank so much whisky
I could neither walk nor speak
I woke up in the morning
And I said
This is not the path I seek

Stepped outside my door
The sun said ‘I’m too low to shine
Stepped outside my door
The sun said ‘I’m too low to shine’
What’s a man to do
About the storm clouds
Gathered round his mind

When the sun crawled up
He was shining angry and bright
When the sun climbed up in the sky
He was shining angry and bright
My head was on fire
And I was blinded
Blinded by the light

The night fell black
Like a great weight from the sky
The night fell black
Like a great weight from the sky
I felt so all alone
But I was too empty
Too empty to cry

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from The Euphorians, released July 1, 2012
Recorded and engineered by Myke Hall
Lyrics and musical infrastructure - David P. Smith
Musical refinement and arrangement - The Euphorians

David P. Smith - vocals, accordion
Rachelle Reath - violin
Megan Boddy - viola
Scott Henderson - electric guitar
Eric Gallipo - trumpet
Stefan Bozenich - bass
Marek Tyler - drums

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David P. Smith Victoria, British Columbia

David P. Smith is a songwriter accordionist and multidisciplinary artist who in the past 18 years has released six full length recordings, numerous ep’s, and led a variety of musical projects that have consistently defied convenient genre classifications. ... more

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