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Can't believe
it 4 – A song about an old friend.
Demo date: April 2005
Let it roll demo – The original let it roll demo. Different words, different arrangements….but the same spirit as the album track.
West Virginia freeway ride – Justin’s parents live in West Virginia. This song is about the drive down south and the things you think about when you drive for a long time and the scenery is beautiful.
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I
will love you somehow always 2 – A song about love
and breakups.
Demo date: May 2005
If I could climb – reminiscent of Steve Martin walking on a beach with a ukulele. It’s meant to be a very light hearted and optimistic song but I think it ends off sounding a little sad too.
Jody – a loosely based adaptation of the book ‘the yearling’ set in Williamsburg.
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stars and other somebodies stripped – Originally
intended as a segue moment for “The Orchestra,Sadly, has Refused”,
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demo states, from loud and bombastic
to its current “stripped” down feel.
Oh holy night – Shannon likes this. I think it appeals to his hatred of small
towns.
Oh will I be saved – Another break up song.
I can dream Final
demo – written eons ago in response to mercury rev’s deserters
songs. It’s about getting older and finding ways to
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continue to make music while
all these ‘other things’ that you want star tshowing up in
your life.
Demo date: Feb 2004
Pretty things 2005 – a song about the first few days of love and the summertime.
Synergy – This song is about walking through prospect park and how being in different
states of mind can paint experiences like that in any number of ways.
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Sumday – Written alongside Let it Roll in 2004, this demo is a slightly darker attempt at creating a layered, multi-sectioned orchestra pop song that swoops about in dynamic and mood.
This has nothing to do with your little heart – It clearly did.
When stars attack – sitting
on line at the grocery store, I (Justin) saw the phrase “when stars attack” blazoned
across the cover of some tabloid. I think it had a picture of Charlie sheen leaping
at a photographer or something. It’s an open ended concept and I was very liberal
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