Dying the Same Way
from It Moves in the Dark by Dave Buker and the Historians
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Written by Dave Buker & the Historians (BMI)
Lyrics by Dave Buker
Produced, recorded, and mixed by Jay Alton
Mastered by Doug Van Sloun at Focus Mastering
Lyrics by Dave Buker
Produced, recorded, and mixed by Jay Alton
Mastered by Doug Van Sloun at Focus Mastering
lyrics
Can’t even remember your name
But promise that you’ll still be here in the morning
Think that we’re both dying the same way
Promise that you’ll still be here in the morning
I can’t move on with her ghost asleep in my arms
And her side of the bed still warm
Can’t even remember her face
When she promised that she’d still be here in the morning
Thought that we were living the same way
She promised that she’d still be here in the morning
There's no way to mend anything
With wounds that won't heal
And throats that won't sing
While your ghost roams the house
Winds the clock and creaks the stairs
The burden of time
Is the cross I have to bear
But promise that you’ll still be here in the morning
Think that we’re both dying the same way
Promise that you’ll still be here in the morning
I can’t move on with her ghost asleep in my arms
And her side of the bed still warm
Can’t even remember her face
When she promised that she’d still be here in the morning
Thought that we were living the same way
She promised that she’d still be here in the morning
There's no way to mend anything
With wounds that won't heal
And throats that won't sing
While your ghost roams the house
Winds the clock and creaks the stairs
The burden of time
Is the cross I have to bear
credits
from It Moves in the Dark,
released April 26, 2019
Dave Buker - vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, electric piano, organ, harmonica
Leanna Buker - vocals
Timothy Jennings - bass
Joe Spurlock - drums
Paul Valdiviez - electric guitar, vocals
Dave Buker - vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, electric piano, organ, harmonica
Leanna Buker - vocals
Timothy Jennings - bass
Joe Spurlock - drums
Paul Valdiviez - electric guitar, vocals
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Dave Buker and the Historians Columbus, Ohio
Based in Columbus, OH, Dave Buker and the Historians have been spreading their brand of Americana since 2010. As was true for many musicians, the COVID-19 pandemic slowed the band’s momentum, and they chose to focus on writing and recording new music. The result is Heirlooms, the band’s first album of original music since 2019’s It Moves in the Dark. ... more
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contact / help
Dave Buker and the Historians recommends:
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Dave's other project with longtime collaborator, Tyler Theofilos.
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A project by Tyler Theofilos, a longtime friend and collaborator of mine (Dave). Together we comprise a duo called the Depths. Enjoy.
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The Good Life
by Paul ValdiviezBefore joining us on keyboard, Paul released a fantastic solo album. He continues to work on solo material.
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