Technicolor
from Connectivity by Grace Petrie
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about
Written by Grace Petrie
lyrics
Something’s changed You cut your hair
But I’d know that profile anywhere
I hesitate I smile and shrug
I’m not sure if we’re meant to hug
I know my lines and I give them well
Same old here thanks not that much to tell
Weather work and mutual friends
Well lit paths to safe dead ends
All too soon it starts to slow
And you’re looking round for somewhere else to go
And I think how strange we could run out
Of having things to talk about
Soon enough it’s at an end
We say goodbye and both, alone, pretend
That we found it harder than we did
I’m not sure who we’re trying to kid
It hits me that I don’t know when
We’ll have a cause to meet again
I’d never believed it once
I guess endings come in increments
Halfway home my car breaks down
2am in some west midlands town
I call for help, I sit and wait
There’s no one at home to tell that I’ll be late
Most recent number last missed call
For three years straight without a second thought
You were the one I turned to first
And just like that the riverbank has burst
And you’re in HD technicolor
You’re in stereo sound
And we are tangled up together
As if we could never be unbound
It's in HD technicolor
It's in stereo sound
Back when I was somebody better
Before I was someone who let you down
But I’d know that profile anywhere
I hesitate I smile and shrug
I’m not sure if we’re meant to hug
I know my lines and I give them well
Same old here thanks not that much to tell
Weather work and mutual friends
Well lit paths to safe dead ends
All too soon it starts to slow
And you’re looking round for somewhere else to go
And I think how strange we could run out
Of having things to talk about
Soon enough it’s at an end
We say goodbye and both, alone, pretend
That we found it harder than we did
I’m not sure who we’re trying to kid
It hits me that I don’t know when
We’ll have a cause to meet again
I’d never believed it once
I guess endings come in increments
Halfway home my car breaks down
2am in some west midlands town
I call for help, I sit and wait
There’s no one at home to tell that I’ll be late
Most recent number last missed call
For three years straight without a second thought
You were the one I turned to first
And just like that the riverbank has burst
And you’re in HD technicolor
You’re in stereo sound
And we are tangled up together
As if we could never be unbound
It's in HD technicolor
It's in stereo sound
Back when I was somebody better
Before I was someone who let you down
credits
from Connectivity,
released October 4, 2021
Grace Petrie - electric guitar, vocals
Ben Moss - vocals
Caitlin Field - drums, vocals
Jasmine Kennedy - vocals
Matt De Burgh Daly - bass, piano, pedal steel guitar
Produced and mixed by Matt De Burgh Daly
Mastered by Neil Ferguson
Grace Petrie - electric guitar, vocals
Ben Moss - vocals
Caitlin Field - drums, vocals
Jasmine Kennedy - vocals
Matt De Burgh Daly - bass, piano, pedal steel guitar
Produced and mixed by Matt De Burgh Daly
Mastered by Neil Ferguson
license
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Aug 15Ottery St Mary, UK
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