Phoenix by Honeysuckle
Written as a cathartic release, a rumination on the impossible to capture, fluid trials of grief. An attempt to capture a small part of the enormity of loss in all the little moments, like reaching for the phone, only to remember that there's no longer someone on the other end. An incantation, a reminder, a spark in what can seem like never ending darkness. We all carry grief with us, and in writing this song I tried to do what I could to make it just a little lighter, if only for a moment.
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Tracklist
| 1. | Phoenix | 4:02 |
Lyrics
LYRICS:
Well you don't live here in the present anymore
now you're only in the past
I'll say i'm alright but I'd still like to call you up but
there's no voice on the other line
we'll stoke the fires I know I am a dispersion of you
but there's no phoenix in the ash
I am a reflection of you
How do I find my way now, out here in the dark?
you were the spark, you were the stars
I'll do my best to live a life that you'd be proud of
and I'll try to learn each time I fall
I am a reflection of you
nothing loved is lost, you were always larger than life
but we all wish that we had more time
I am a reflection of you
Well you don't live here in the present anymore
but I am often in the past
Credits
Produced by Benny Grotto and Honeysuckle
Recorded and Mixed by Benny Grotto at Mad Oak Studios, Boston, MA
Mastered by Jeff Lipton and Maria Rice at Peerless Mastering, Boston, MA
Album Artwork by Allison Coté
Honeysuckle is Holly McGarry and Chris Bloniarz
Holly McGarry: vox, guitar
Chris Bloniarz: vox, mandolin, keys, bass, synth
Benny Grotto: drums, percussion
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Written as a cathartic release, Honeysuckle's latest single, "Phoenix," is a rumination on the impossible to capture, fluid trials of grief. An attempt to capture a small part of the enormity of loss in the little moments, like reaching for the phone, only to remember that there's no longer someone on the other end. An incantation, a reminder, a spark in what can seem like never ending darkness.