More songs by Whiskey Myers
Description
Like the smell of gasoline at dawn, this track carries the feeling of someone who has survived a fire. There is no gloss or posturing here, only scars, road dust, and the stubborn breathing of a man who stubbornly continues to walk when, by all rules, he should have fallen down. It sounds like the diary of someone who has seen too much but has not allowed the world to completely burn out their life.
You can feel the fire in every line - not the kind that destroys, but the kind that warms you in a cold world. The song lays its cards on the table: all the falls, the runs, the scars, but also the rare, precious calm - somewhere on the border between wild nature and one's own truth. Ironic steadfastness, a little tired freedom, and the bitter but honest joy of still being alive.
Producer, sound engineer: Jay Joyce
Sound recording, sound engineer: Jason Hall
Assistant sound engineer: Bobby Lauden
Assistant sound engineer: Jackson Hargrove
Mastering Engineer: Pete Lyman
Assistant Mastering Engineer: Daniel Bachigalupi
Assistant Producer: Cort Blankship
Music Publisher: Rougarou Publishing
Composer, Lyricist: Cody Cannon
Lyrics and translation
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