Comes in a single fold eco-sleeve covered in beautiful watercolour by Lauren Carr (laurencarr.ca).
Includes unlimited streaming of To Rely
via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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T-Shirt/Apparel
This shirt confidently says, "I like the wilderness and I don't care who knows." Impress your friends with your ability to be content with a simpler way of life. You are the hermit.
Single colour, light-grey print on a Softstyle unisex heather-navy shirt that is super comfortable. You'll like it.
Can you believe that we have cassettes? Neither can we.
Only fifty of these cassettes exist in North America. Order now, and you'll get to experience your favourite childhood audio format all over again!
Featuring the beautiful "To Rely" album artwork by Lauren Carr (laurencarr.ca).
Also, a special thanks goes to Jed Shepherd from POST/POP Records for putting these together for us (postpoprecords.com).
Includes unlimited streaming of To Rely
via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
ships out within 7 days
edition of 50
Purchasable with gift card
$8CAD
lyrics
When you made your mind you told me, brother,
All about the life I'd soon discover.
Looking through your eyes, I saw the changes,
Soon for me to find I would embrace it.
You stood neck deep there in water so freely.
I'm not coming in, but oh I'm sure it's fine,
You can have your love, but I'm quite happy dry.
Then the raging wind, it led my fingers in,
There it touched my heart, but I'm not coming in.
Soon it pulled me down, water rushing past my ears,
Tearing off the scars that defined my skin for years.
Never short of breath, I swam without a doubt,
There it held my heart, oh I'm not coming out.
We stood neck deep there in water so freely.
When I made my mind, I wasn't ready,
Giving my life while so unsteady.
Now, I don't know how to swim, but somehow I did.
I don't know how to swim.
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