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EPISODE · Jul 17, 2018 · 5 MIN

I Cry

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Misha Bittleston: Vocals, Piano, Background Guitar, Soprano Recorder, Whistling, etc. Gerardo Giraldo: Electric, Semi-Acoustic, Acoustic and Nylon-String Guitars David Muller: Drums, Percussion and Bass Rafaël Leloup: Celesta, Organ, Electronics, Cymbals and Arrangement for String Orchestra Jon Bell: Tremolo Guitar Recorded in Brooklyn by Toshi Yano and David Muller at Melody Lanes, and by Misha Bittleston at Apartment Four The Future. Edited and arranged by Misha Bittleston, Gerardo Giraldo, Rafaël Leloup, Dave Ahl, and Jon Bell at Apartment Four The Future, Brooklyn. Production Services by Stepwise Sound LLC. LYRICS: I CRY (from Exhibition by Eight Two) Lately when I get home I have everything I need So I don’t know why I have yummy food to eat I have a bed where I can go to sleep I have things to do with my life But I feel like crying When I walk in the front door I am standing on an island If you still want me Send me a message in a bottle When I walk in the front door I break down I sigh and fall on the floor I don’t know what I’m crying for I feel like dying I don’t know what I’m living for Do you feel like dying? Do you know what you’re living for? I cry... My watch is a calculator I’m pretty cool and astute I’m kind of plain but my mind/brain is cute Oh, yeah Lately when I get home I cry There are places in New York That I still haven’t been, and I want to be Yeah but none of those places Are going to make me feel any better And that’s out of tune by the way I’m trying to be sad here This is about how I cry, you know And I really do cry I fall down on the floor and cry I am, standing on an island If you still want me Send me a message in a bottle I cry... I am standing on an island If you still want me Send me a message in a bottle You send me

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