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I Owe You Nothing

by The Homecoming

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1.
You're standing there A far cry from the crime scene, oh You wouldn't be caught dead there I'm the cracks in the street, crumbling under your feet From stepping over me This isn't a hole in my chest, it's just where you go All those summer nights On your bedroom floor We took for granted sometimes Honestly honest, honest to god I'm no savior But maybe I can save myself You're in my veins My heart beats black and blue It's always over Don't wanna see this town again I'm sinking lower Much deeper than I've ever been I'll stitch together our pages And tether myself to the mast Take me out with the tide The waves wash me away All those summer nights On your bedroom floor We took for granted sometimes Honestly honest, honest to god I'm no savior But maybe I can save myself You're in my veins My heart beats black and blue Honestly honest, honest to god I'm no savior (Honestly honest, honest to god) Honestly honest, honest to god I'm no, I'm no You take the flowers from my casket and put them in your hair (It's always over, don't wanna see this town again) Like the tattoos that remind us that we're still here (I'm sinking lower, much deeper than I've ever been) You take the flowers from my casket and put them in your hair (It's always over, don't wanna see this town again) Like the tattoos that remind us permanence isn't fair
2.
Call Me Home 03:11
've been twisted in a shape that I don't recognize The sleepless nights seem to know And I've been weighed down to this mattress for too long I've given it so many shots that I feel like I'm full of holes I remember the thunderstorms That would shake my brittle bones And you'd say "You're all right" (You'll be fine) I remember the couches and the floors We'd sleep when the nights were cold And you'd call me home Yeah, you'd call me home I met you back in the spring With the flowers blossoming And I felt the sun on my skin And began to feel brighter Went back a thousand times To retrace my steps and find That you're not there, well I don't need you In my head Or in my chest I remember the thunderstorms That would shake my brittle bones And you'd say "You're all right" (You'll be fine) I remember the couches and the floors We'd sleep when the nights were cold And you'd call me home Yeah, you'd call me home If home is where the heart is And the heart is where this started Then I'm gone If home is where the heart is And the heart is where this started Then I'm gone I'm moving on I remember the thunderstorms That would shake my brittle bones And you'd say "You're all right" I remember the couches and the floors We'd sleep when the nights were cold And you'd call me home Yeah, you'd call me home
3.
You're the vase on my windowsill With dead flowers I can't throw away You're the cracks in my eyelids That make it hard to sleep It's hard to dream The planes overhead drone thunder Flying in or maybe out of midway I can't keep my compass straight anymore Seems like I'm only going down from here You left with the falling leaves I keep bleeding from my knees Praying that spring comes early Until then, the snow will be home Where have you gone? (Where have you gone?) I wake up with a split lip From fighting myself to sleep But I've been pulling punches I feel the tired in my bones And the air is colder now Than it's ever been before And I'll keep filling the dead space Until it's gone The city gets so hollow It's drop dead empty I can see your silhouettes under neon lights I'm a homebody at heart And hearts just don't heal right But I wrapped my pink around yours And we swore we'd get this right I'm not a betting man, but I bet you lied I don't blame you If I were you, I would have too I wake up with a split lip From fighting myself to sleep But I've been pulling punches I feel the tired in my bones And the air is colder now Than it's ever been before And I'll keep filling the dead space Until it's gone Is this all I am? (Is this all I've got?) Is this all I am? (Is this all I've got?) Is this all I am? Well, I'm trying I'm fucking trying I wake up with a split lip I can't sleep, no I can't dream But I've been pulling punches And I'm swinging away I've been filling the dead space And the air is colder now And I'm trying And I'm trying And I'm trying

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Recorded in Summer 2019, "I Owe You Nothing" focuses on the importance of moving forward and the strength the past can have in holding you back.
The band had traveled to Crown Point, Indiana for a week to record IOYN with producer/engineer Seth Henderson (Real Friends, Knuckle Puck.) Over the week, several sections of songs had been cut or rearranged to make the songs sit more comfortably with one another. Once tracking wrapped up, the songs were sent to be mastered by John Naclerio at Nada Recording in NY.

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released September 13, 2019

Engineering/production/mixing: Seth Henderson, ABG studios
Mastering: John Naclerio, Nada Recording

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The Homecoming Chicago, Illinois

The Homecoming is really just four guys doing their best, playing some sad music that sounds happy. When not doing anything else, they enjoy long walks on the beach and avoiding crackheads on the CTA. The "band" features Evan Huttner on the singin' and strummin', Kyle Luna on strummin' #2, Josh Cota on the sticks-&-skins, and Alex Smolinski on the low thumps. . ... more

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