SUDS - A Terrible Thing

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I've been checking out
When you were checking in
On what it might have been
A terrible thing

Strung out again
Stretched out so long I’m paper thin
What it might have been
A terrible thing

I've been checking out
When you were checking in
On what it might have been
A terrible thing
Caught up again
Been lost so long I start to spin
What it might have been
A terrible thing

I called you up
I let it ring
The phone only comforts me
When you answer naturally
I called you up
I let it ring
Put my phone down suddenly
Called you back instantly
I've been checking out
When you wеre checking in
On what it might have been
A tеrrible thing

Hung up again
Wait for the phone, just hope it rings
What it might have been
A terrible thing

I called you up
I let it ring
The phone only comforts me
When you answer naturally
I called you up
I let it ring
Put my phone down suddenly
Called you back instantly

I called you up
I let it ring
The phone only comforts me
When you answer naturally
I called you up
I let it ring
Pick my phone up suddenly
When you call back instantly for me

Release Date: November 03, 2023

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Song Description

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"SUDS - A Terrible Thing" is a haunting and introspective song that delves into the complexities of relationships and the pain of missed connections. The lyrics reflect a sense of longing and regret, as the protagonist grapples with the idea of what could have been. The repetitive motif of calling and waiting for a response adds to the sense of desperation and yearning for closure. The melancholic melodies and emotive vocals create a sense of vulnerability and raw emotion, making "SUDS - A Terrible Thing" a deeply moving and poignant track.

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In the cold beginning of 2018 three gals, one lad, and various instruments came together to create SUDS. Dan the dog-walker-by-day, guitarist by night made the bold move to Peterborough to join the rest of the clan. Living together boosted work morale and helped define SUDS’ identity. Dan’s energetic nature is amplified on the strings, bringing atmospheric riffs and driving choruses that contrast and compliment Maisie-Mae’s soft voice. Made from hand crafted moody words and gentle vocal lines, they are accompanied by Maisie-Mae’s catchy guitar licks. Isabella, who’s day job is a piano tutor, puts aside the keys and picks up the sticks for this project. Her innovative drumming and infectious aura turns SUDS’ indie skeleton into something boppier and more lively. Pro Popcorn Popper, Tom leaves the grueling work of the cinema behind him and plays the bass. With strong and independently creative bass lines, his animated appealing rhythm is not hard to miss- nor is his newly shaved head!

As their first single, Evergreen began to develop- oozing with echoes of breezy guitar riffs and rigid wordy melodies, it was clear to see that Maisie-Mae, Dan, Tom and Isabella had a unique friendship and journey ahead of them.
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