GRIEF

Written by Hannah Hebl

Recorded at hive. in Eau Claire, Wisconsin

Hannah Hebl - lead vocals
Sean Carey - production, band and harmony arrangement, piano, backing vocals
Brian Joseph - production
Ben Lester - prophet keyboard
Courtney Hartman - fiddle
Hilary James - cello
Jeremy Boettcher - upright bass
Engineered by Brian Joseph

Mixed by Brian Joseph, Sean Carey and Hannah Hebl at Hive Studio in Eau Claire, Wisconsin

Mastered by Huntley Miller in Minneapolis, Minnesota

Single track artwork by KWV Creative Communications

Photo by Michelle Bennet

IRSC: QZHNA2515747

Release: 03/14/2025

Lyrics: Copyright Hannah Hebl 2024



Grief
Like water
Running over a riverbed
Picking up silt 
Like blocks in the past
Look at how they reshape the shoreline

It isn’t wise 
To go on living like
Everything’s fine
From time to time
That waterline
Baby it’s gotta rise

Death in the dawning of the spring
A catalyst anchoring 
I see you close your eyes when you sing
Then they open wide when you tell me
All about your dreams

I see your mouth
Drawling south
When you set the sobbing free
All emotion 
Like rivers to an ocean
Coursing through our bodies
You can’t escape
The constant reminder
When your heart is broken left out in an open
Field


Death in the dawning of the spring
A catalyst anchoring
I see you close your eyes when you sing
Then they open wide when you tell me
All about death in the dawning of the spring
A catalyst anchoring 
I see you close your eyes when you kiss me
Then they open wide when you tell me
All about grief

Grief

Written by Hannah Hebl

Recorded at hive. in Eau Claire, Wisconsin

Hannah Hebl - vocals, electric guitar
Sean Carey - production, drums
Brian Joseph - production
Ben Lester - prophet keyboard
Jeremy Boettcher - upright bass
Engineered by Brian Joseph

Mixed by Brian Joseph, Sean Carey and Hannah Hebl at hive. in Eau Claire, Wisconsin

Mastered by Huntley Miller in Minneapolis, Minnesota

Single track artwork by KWV Creative Communications

Photo by Michelle Bennet

IRSC: QZZ782478645

Release: 11/22/24



HOMEBODY

I was taught that it’s better to be 
A rolling stone than a homebody
Now i need the roots of my tree
To grow where i was planted
Patiently

And that old sun is sinking like a stone
You gotta ask yourself Can you do this alone 
Everybody needs someone Even when they’re grown 
Reach out to me at least until
We get home

They thought woman was made only to please
Invisible, yet vital, like the air we breathe
superpower in a cycle one month long
They really got us wrong

And that full moon is singing to me like a friend
Sending me messages only i can comprehend
‘Cause every woman deserves to see what’s never been shown
Reach out to me at least until
We get home 

You and i aren’t as different as we seem
They’ll pull us apart so easily
In a country built on a great divide
It’s all coming down in a landslide

And that old song “this land is yours and mine” 
We gotta reconcile and reprioritize
Cause everybody deserves to see what’s never been shown
Reach out to me until ooo
That old sun is sinking like a stone
You gotta ask yourself can you do this alone
Cause everybody needs someone even when their gone
Reach out to me at least until
Home

We’ve come a long way in a relatively short time
We still got some ground to cover so put your hand
In mine

Homebody

“Lullabies" 

 Written by Hannah Hebl 

 Recorded at hive. in Eau Claire, Wisconsin

 Hannah Hebl - lead vocals, 12-string acoustic guitar
 Sean Carey - production, band and harmony arrangement, drums, backing vocals 
Brian Joseph - production
 Ben Lester - prophet keyboard 
Jeremy Boettcher - electric bass 
Erik Koskinen - electric guitar
Engineered by Brian Joseph

 Mixed by Brian Joseph, Sean Carey and Hannah Hebl at Hive Studio in Eau Claire, Wisconsin 

 Mastered by Huntley Miller in Minneapolis, Minnesota 

Single track artwork by KWV Creative Communications

Photo by Michelle Bennet


IRSC: QZTAX2478658


Release: 08/01/2024


Lyrics: Copyright Hannah Hebl 2024

I find it pays to be lonely
On the edge of 29 
I wouldn’t trade it for a king in a castle
To be his queen or his wife


I don’t need a happily 
Ever after at least not
At this time i got too many 
Songs to write
They keep me up at night
Keep me company at night


And i know you gotta have something to worship
If you’re gonna get through this life
What about the songs you used to sing me
Before we turned out the light


All the lullabies i memorized
We’d harmonize and then i’d close my eyes
My baby eyes


So if you’re lying awake in your bed
You can’t seem to turn down your mind
I hope you find a little song to keep you
And get you ready for flight


All the dreams when I am flying i know this ain’t the only life
I’m gonna come back as a mourning dove and sing you 
A song of love
A lullaby
Just like old times

Lullabies

Doubt

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