1. |
Fall Apart
03:29
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Well I’ve been bruised, And I’ve been scarred
Reminders of mistakes I’ve made, lonesome walks under the stars
And I’ve walked so long, my feet are worn
Calloused by the open road as I ran away from home
But it feels so good to fall apart
Even though I broke your heart
And I’m not coming home
Tired of pain, tired of screamin’
Tired of emptying bottles with all my demons
Don’t feel bad, we’ll be just fine
No worse for the wear, we do this all the time
Cause it feels so good to fall apart
Even though you broke my heart
I guess I’m coming home
Just you and me, just one more try
Not that same old shit, we’ll get it right this time
Cause it feels so good to fall apart
Even though we’ll break our hearts
At least we’re at home
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2. |
I Roam
03:35
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Cedar skies
My eyes opened wide
Hold me tight
Don’t let me go
You know I roam
Please keep me home
You stomp and clap
Your heroes don’t come back
You didn’t stop to ask
Don’t let me go
You know I roam
Please take me home
Because I roam, I roam
I’ll never see them grown
With a guitar on my lap
Your tunes on my tongue
Never could go back so I roam
And I’m not done
I taste your lips
The beer and cigarettes
No regrets
But I must roam
Cause I’m looking for a place to call my own
And so I roam, I roam
I’ll never see them grown
With a guitar on my lap
Your tunes on my tongue
Never could go back so I roam
And I’m not done
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3. |
Maybe Next Time
03:08
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Maybe next time, when I walk another life
Get another chance to do this all once more
Maybe next time, I’ll be a better daughter
A better brother, a father, a mother
Maybe next time, I won’t fuck it up
I’ll do all the things that I thought I should
Maybe next time
Maybe next time, I’ll be myself
Maybe next time, I won’t need any help
Maybe next time I’ll love myself
Next time
Maybe next time, when it all beings
I’ll have a thicker skin, I won’t cry to sleep at night
Maybe next time, I’ll be a better friend
A better partner, a fighter, a lover
Maybe next time, I’ll do all the things
That I wanted to but never thought I could
Maybe next time
Maybe next time, when I walk another life
Get another chance to do this all once more
Maybe next time, I’ll be a better daughter
A better sister, a wife, a mother
Maybe next time, I’ll say all the things
That were on my mind but I never said
Maybe next time
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4. |
Honey I Love You
05:05
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When I took your hand
I was just nineteen and you were an old man
But you made my heart beat fast
You smiled with love you made me laugh
So I took your children in
I changed their diapers I wiped their chins
CHORUS:
Honey I love you, honey I need you
Honey I hate you, honey I’m leaving you
You were a drinking man
And when you got drunk, lord we ran
You gambled my money away
You lost our house, and we’ve still got bills to pay
And you can be so sweet
But baby, I still have to leave
Chorus
Mama, rest her soul
She told me girl, you gotta live bold
Don’t stand by your man
Just cause you love him, that don’t mean a damn
So don’t be surprised
If I’m not there, when you get home tonight
Chorus
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5. |
Walk Alone into the Dark
04:37
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Sandi Fernandez - lead vocals, acoustic guitar, song writing
Dylan Boyle - lead guitar
Scott D'Angelo - bass
Jeb Mack - drums
Aaron Spieldenner - sound engineer, mixing, mastering
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Sandi Fernandez & The Beacon Hill-Billies Seattle, Washington
Two parts Beacon Hill, One part Hill-Billie. Bringing gritty Americana vibes into the hearts of Seattle.
Sandi Fernandez
Dylan Boyle
Jeremy Shanok
Scott D'Angelo
Jeb Mack
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