Silver Screen
by Lydia Hol
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lyrics
It’s a struggle, it’s a fight
It’s a we could go dancing, end of the night
It’s a heart break, it’s a love making
It’s living off the land, starting a band
It’s a lovers lock, it’s an antique clock
It’s a hard bargain
It’s a note that you didn’t write
It’s a too many tequila, punching your lights out
It’s a horrible dream, it’s a movie scene
It’s a haircut that makes you feel a little bit worse
It’s a cut of the glass, it’s a raising the mast
It’s calling all of your friends
That you haven’t called for awhile
That you haven’t called for awhile
That you haven’t called
It's coming home too late, waking up too soon and reaching out for you
You love me in the morning, it’s so good to be at home
You’re like a cowboy in a movie, with your heart on your sleeve
And it’s bleeding fake bloods, and reminding me of all the books
That I still gotta read, sitting on the shelf of some bookstore
In the countryside of California
Gotta get there soon, but it’s getting so late, we’ve been on the phone for hours
And I still haven’t said, what I wanted to say
That you haven’t called for awhile
That you haven’t called for awhile
That you haven’t called
Behind sunglasses, shaped like hearts
There are tears in your eyes, is it the fame or the glory?
In that LA sunset, you look like a ghost
Tell me it’s all you ever wanted, that it’s all you ever need
And I keep on walking, to get out of your scene
When they cut up the close ups, and put out the film
You’ll see yourself up there, on that silver screen
And remember all of your friends
That you haven’t called for awhile
That you haven’t called for awhile
That you haven’t called
It’s a we could go dancing, end of the night
It’s a heart break, it’s a love making
It’s living off the land, starting a band
It’s a lovers lock, it’s an antique clock
It’s a hard bargain
It’s a note that you didn’t write
It’s a too many tequila, punching your lights out
It’s a horrible dream, it’s a movie scene
It’s a haircut that makes you feel a little bit worse
It’s a cut of the glass, it’s a raising the mast
It’s calling all of your friends
That you haven’t called for awhile
That you haven’t called for awhile
That you haven’t called
It's coming home too late, waking up too soon and reaching out for you
You love me in the morning, it’s so good to be at home
You’re like a cowboy in a movie, with your heart on your sleeve
And it’s bleeding fake bloods, and reminding me of all the books
That I still gotta read, sitting on the shelf of some bookstore
In the countryside of California
Gotta get there soon, but it’s getting so late, we’ve been on the phone for hours
And I still haven’t said, what I wanted to say
That you haven’t called for awhile
That you haven’t called for awhile
That you haven’t called
Behind sunglasses, shaped like hearts
There are tears in your eyes, is it the fame or the glory?
In that LA sunset, you look like a ghost
Tell me it’s all you ever wanted, that it’s all you ever need
And I keep on walking, to get out of your scene
When they cut up the close ups, and put out the film
You’ll see yourself up there, on that silver screen
And remember all of your friends
That you haven’t called for awhile
That you haven’t called for awhile
That you haven’t called
credits
released April 23, 2021
Lydia Hol - vocals
Leathan Milne - guitar
Ben Brown - drums
Darren Parris - bass
Written by: Lydia Hol
Produced by: Lydia Hol, Kelsey Mannas, John Raham
Engineered/Mixed by: John Raham @ Afterlife Studios
Mastered by: Patricia Sullivan @ Bernie Grundmans
Lydia Hol - vocals
Leathan Milne - guitar
Ben Brown - drums
Darren Parris - bass
Written by: Lydia Hol
Produced by: Lydia Hol, Kelsey Mannas, John Raham
Engineered/Mixed by: John Raham @ Afterlife Studios
Mastered by: Patricia Sullivan @ Bernie Grundmans
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tags
about
Lydia Hol Vancouver, British Columbia
Songwriter // Musician // Vintage Dress Wearer
discography
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Mar 2022 -
Sep 2021 -
Aug 2021 -
Jul 2021 -
Apr 2021 -
Mar 2021 -
Jan 2021 -
May 2020 -
Jan 2016
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