Name: Little Hell
Duration: P00H04M44S
Description: I wrote the closing track Little Hell in April of 2020 when I would take long walks “at the last light hour” and the sun would send long shadowed patterns through the trees. It is a song about being frustrated with trying to communicate with others, and how messages can get warped in writing and result in misunderstandings.

Little Hell

from Flood Season by Talel McBriar

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I wrote the closing track Little Hell in April of 2020 when I would take long walks “at the last light hour” and the sun would send long shadowed patterns through the trees. It is a song about being frustrated with trying to communicate with others, and how messages can get warped in writing and result in misunderstandings.

lyrics

I thought of something smart to say
But I should keep that to myself
Because by the end of the day
You've caused a little hell
And I like to take the long road around
At the last light hour
just sick and tired of talking to friends
Through a radio tower

Ooh
But I’m not
Worried no more
Ooh
I just got to get out of this house
Ooh
And walk down past the dam site
What would you do
To be somebody else?

Well, the days they fall behind you now
But things fall to place at night
Because by the end of April
You’ve seen friends through a different light
Will I still hear that three chord song
When I live in the cemetery?
Just sick and tired of all this news
It’s always been a little scary

Ooh
But I’m not
Worried no more
Ooh
I just got to get out of this house
Ooh
And walk down past the dam site
What would you do
To be somebody else?

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from Flood Season, released July 8, 2022
Vocals: Talel McBriar
Harmonies: Grace Clark
Guitar: Cole Senger
Keyboard: Siji Olunuga
Drums: Em McArthur
Bass: Sam Hobeyn
Fiddle: Grace Clark

Written by Talel McBriar
Mixed & Mastered by Shawn Stephenson

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Talel McBriar Nelson, British Columbia

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