The Newfound Interest in Connecticut ~ Tell Me About the Long Dark Path Home (2005) [full album]

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released 2005. my first full LP upload. enjoy. ~ tracklist ~ 00:00 | 01. The Computers Stopped Exchanging Information (7'10") 07:10 | 02. And Started Sharing Stories (2'22") 09:33 | 03. And Then They Kissed (3'12") 12:44 | 04. Okay, You Can Be Tigers, But No Crashing (4'41") 17:26 | 05. Five Years Of Work And We Built That Song (3'08") 20:34 | 06. And It Sings For Itself (6'13") 26:47 | 07. I Can Hear Your Footsteps Just Outside Camp - Sah, Sah, Sah... (7'51") 34:38 | 08. I Can See Your Breath Rising In The Air (2'48") 37:25 | 09. On My Back Watching The Northern Lights Recede (5'31") 42:57 | 10. The Arctic Circle (5'33") ~ lyrics (thanks Mark!) ~ The Computers Stopped Exchanging Information: [instrumental] And Started Sharing Stories: I can't speak without the words spilling So hold this night please tell me now it spreading Oh no, daylight. You are almost gone, the lights come on too soon. I'll stay in the whole around your voice but while you still can tell me please just sound it out. Oh no daylight. (an empty line an open end) You are gone, become someone from before now you are not you anymore. Not again. And Then They Kissed: la la la la la la la la "Okay You Can Be Tigers, But No Crashing": Stay instead of moving on. For everybody is relative to everyone else. You stand I can't. Move. We will come to pass and find ourselves so farewell. Where we come from was where we go home. As I sat on the zhovel with you pulling me through the znow. (^) Five Years of Work and We Built That Song: The idea & the execution; our only communication left is the sentence ( but we struggle to work out what we're trying to say). We hold our breath. And in between confusion sits and rests its head, draws a line: two meanings for these words. So we sing: "Our friends could be so easily gone, families forgotten, loves cold in our arms", so quiet now. But the slightest variations they can be enough, all in all. All in all, the smallest things can be too much. We miss you all. It Sings for Itself (*): falling in low lit red gray ashes "How long has it been", he thought out [Hands down. Echoes swell out.] loud. Like someone was listening now. [Move over the surface. Body of water.] Putting it down: "a little lighter everyday" [He is breaking waves, they draw] "we laugh but we cant remember why", [on him - under the water - ] "phoning it in", "You wont believe what [until he's gone.] you can't forget" This is not written down. [Drying, ice on our skin. Warm] This is out loud. Putting our words to [along our hair. The orange glow] song, our day to days, and our hearts [behind the back of our eyelids.] apart. He sees an ant. crawling up [The water has never been colder than] the window pane. It stops an inch above the [it is this year.] rooftops. Then it had wings. Then it flew. Far & away. (I can hear you now you were in the woods) I Can Hear Your Footsteps Just Outside Camp - Sah Sah Sah...: Sometimes undefined, the bushes, fallow sometimes. Stayed down the center path, know its there, this slight clear, only where the branches dont scratch along your skin. Know you hear a terrible sound. A terrible sound: listening out loud. (from deep in the woods the bear says to himself "make your move, you-") Coward. I Can See Your Breath Rising in the Air;: [this one isn't on the insert apparently. suggestions welcome.] On My Back Watching Northern Lights Recede: Where am I here. The there you're still gone. The cold we ripped warm, so much green. The sadness we shared. The night sky gashed open green, spilling. Take me there. You're not here, anythere. Please take me there before wheres gone. Its in our head. It doesn't look too distant doesn't it? The Arctic Circle: Running. As fast as I can. Straight-line to a point on the horizon. Tried to simplify a complicated thing, instead we end with pieces to walls that never meet. Calling Out to see if I have changed (trying to forget & move on but we'll never go anywhere; but its gone). I can hear you now, in and around, the silence and the loud, the above ground: we are the walls between us. (^) verbatim from the insert. (*) on the insert, these lyrics are splitted down in two separate columns, each represents a vocal line singed by a different member simultaneously. since YouTube won't allow fixed spacing (stupid YouTube), I've encased the second vocal line between [brackets]. also, I would like to point out that some of the songs have *slightly* alternate names on the internet (mainly punctuation differences, that kind of stuff), so if I'm wrong about any of them, let me know! thanks again to Mark Kowgier for kindly providing scans of the inserts so I could get the lyrics! you are THE MAN. finally, if you like this album you can get it here: https://mega.co.nz/#!BBUyiKyA!-59-HdIohceh08wfSWXdzJzkh3jKNxzRhJ6Vz-xpSjU (updated link, now includes secret track!)