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Second Place

by Sharpless vs. Small Wonder

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1.
Clammy Hands 03:31
there's got to be some way out i'm crossing my fingers for now hoping that with or without we're all in this together (clasp your bracelet to your clammy hands) no one is nursing my hangover i tow the line between a nightmare and waking life no one is nursing my hangover i town the line between a nightmare and waking life taking your turn is so overly polite a hopeless manhood groped by clammy hands better the devil you know better you reap what you owe i'd rather discomfort i'd rather disease i'd rather disorder than hands like these (clasp your bracelet to your clammy hands) no one is nursing my hangover i town the line between a nightmare and waking life taking your turn is so overly polite a hopeless manhood groped by clammy hands no one is nursing my hangover i town the line between a nightmare and waking life taking your turn is so overly polite a hopeless manhood groped by clammy hands
2.
roses for daisy i'm not following she's had her moment i'm still waiting she flies she soars alone at night doesn't she? back home in the fire we started a band our words strung together made so many plans so weak too excited to sleep we could be (tell 'em daisy) come on now daisy don't you miss those days? wrestlin' our demons sharing center stage don't you miss singing with me quietly? roses for daisy are you still playing drums i've still got my fender but i don't pick it up it's late and i can't stay awake

about

Jack Greenleaf and Henry Crawford have been writing songs together for as long as anyone can remember. If you are listening to a Small Wonder song, you are also listening to Sharpless whispering along behind the singing. When you listen to Sharpless, Small Wonder sits nearby, playing along on the floor.

What I'm trying to say is that Sharpless and Small Wonder are inextricably linked to each other. What I'm trying to say is that, in a way, this single is the most honest release that either have done. Not hiding behind the isolation of the moniker, and instead embracing the community of the band name. What I'm trying to say is that you have to lose something to give something, and that nothing great comes easy. There's no such thing as "Free"

These two songs are about the destructive power of pride. These songs are about the fear of losing something that defined you. They aren't love songs for one person so much as love songs for a single moment, suspended in amber.

SHARPLESS:

music.sharplessmusic.com

SMALL WONDER:

smallwonder.bandcamp.com

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released November 5, 2013

All words, melodies, instrumentation, and singing by Small Wonder and Sharpless.

Small Wonder is Henry Crawford
Sharpless is Jack Greenleaf

Album Cover photo by Hugh Crawford
Mastered by Oliver Kalb (bellows.bandcamp.com)

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