A Country Western - The Spine

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It’s a hard day when the night comes slow
Driving down the dirt road along the spine
I stand
I stand
I stand

None from the sky, though blowing off the ground
A dusting of snow will disappear
My man
My man
My man

Good is the life-ending faith
Turn on the all-star catalog
Have a thought
Give into your hope and pray
Blink through the matching photographs
In the fog

Silhouette fell underneath the hill
I like it like that, the pressure fill
Stand still and try to make out the sound

Wallow on top of the plastic town
And roll in the grass, the dreamer feel
Hanging around in my head
Good is the life-ending faith
Turn on the all-star catalog
Havе a thought
Give into your hope and pray
Blink through the matching photographs
In thе fog

Release Date: March 29, 2024

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"A Country Western - The Spine" is a haunting and introspective song that paints a vivid picture of a hard day coming to a slow end. The lyrics speak of driving down a dirt road along the spine, standing strong in the face of challenges. The imagery of a dusting of snow disappearing and a silhouette falling underneath the hill adds to the atmospheric and melancholic tone of the song.

The chorus reflects on finding faith in the midst of life's struggles, turning to music and memories for comfort and solace. The dream-like quality of the lyrics, with references to a plastic town and rolling in the grass, creates a sense of longing and nostalgia.

Overall, "A Country Western - The Spine" is a poignant and thought-provoking song that captures the essence of resilience and hope in the face of adversity.