The Fare from Winter Grain by Winter Grain

I take it all back
I don’t want to live like that
With a diamond on your hand.

Cuz promises
And all those burning bridges
Are more than riddled with chance…..no

The sigh of the gravel never pitied that fall.
And the fare for the ticket isn’t fair at all.
They’re just tokens of the ruin that that wrecking ball left you.

I envy how you smoke,
the way you can let it ago once was a part of you.
And I think of the words but choke,
Too terrified to hope when I know I’ve got no reason to …no

The sigh of the gravel never pitied that fall.
And the fare for the ticket isn’t fair at all.
They’re just tokens of the ruin that that wrecking ball left you.

No don’t forget it’s all been done before.
Don’t all those excuses suddenly feel so poor.
Take it light on your pride that the light in the dark
Never was the shore sent to guide you.

I take it all back,
No I don’t want a love like that.
Go out and get it if you can.

Oh but heed this advice:
there’s compromise and there’s sacrifice.
Just know where you stand.

The sigh of the gravel never pitied that fall.
And the fare for the ticket isn’t fair at all.
They’re just tokens of the ruin that that wrecking ball left you.

Lyrics/music K. Anderson

K. Anderson vocals
T. Neu vocals, guitar
S. Saunders vocals, guitar
T. Shupe fiddle
M. Collins cello
T. Carroll percussion

Produced by Ryan Hadlock, Bear Creek Studio

• Americana
• Pop
• alt-country
• indie pop
• Los Angeles