Written by Andy Taylor, John Nigel Taylor, Nick Rhodes, Roger Taylor, and Simon Le Bon
Published by Gloucester Place Music Limited
Originally performed by Duran Duran (https://duranduran.com)

Performed by Carol Pacey & the Honey Shakers (https://carolpaceyandthehoneyshakers.com): Carol Pacey (vocals) and Andy Borunda (acoustic guitar)
Recorded at Tempest Recording by Clarke Rigsby (https://tempestrecording.com)
Mastered at Vault Mastering by Nathan James (https://www.vaultmastering.com)

Wild Boys

Written by Freddy Fender 
Published by EMI UNART Catalog Inc, original parent company was EMI Music Publishing and now a label under Universal Music Group
Originally performed by Freddy Fender (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freddy_Fender)

"Somehow, Carol Pacey makes her own version nearly as heart wrenching as the original, matching the on-the-verge of tears vocal of the original with a strained sadness. It is an enchanting cover, sounding homespun with beautiful guitar work by Andy Borunda and a vocal chorus of harmonies that is unexpected. It's down to acoustic roots on this number and beautifully so, with a homespun charm to it that may or may not match reality." -- Mitchell Hillman

Read more of Hillman's review as well as more about Carol Pacey & the Honey Shakers, https://carolpaceyandthehoneyshakers.com/press

Performed by Carol Pacey & the Honey Shakers (https://carolpaceyandthehoneyshakers.com): Carol Pacey (vocals) and Andy Borunda (acoustic guitar)
Recorded at Switchblade Sound by Joseph Asselin (https://switchbladesound.com)
Mastered at Vault Mastering by Nathan James (https://www.vaultmastering.com)

Wasted Days and Wasted Nights

Written by Jim Ellison
Published by Universal Music Publishing Group OBO Universal - Songs of Polygram International Inc. 
Originally performed by Material Issue (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Materia...)

Performed by Carol Pacey & the Honey Shakers (https://carolpaceyandthehoneyshakers.com): Carol Pacey (vocals and acoustic guitar) and Andy Borunda (acoustic guitar)
Recorded at Tempest Recording by Clarke Rigsby (https://tempestrecording.com)
Mastered at Vault Mastering by Nathan James (https://www.vaultmastering.com)

Very First Lie

Carol Pacey & the Honey Shakers Add it Up

Whisper My Name © C.A. Pacey
 
Our love affair was brief since it only happened in my mind. Should I’ve asked you first or maybe her? It only happened once or twice. I’m a mental flirt so off I ran with you in my head.  I was wide-awake and dreaming of things that are better off left unsaid. 
 
Whisper my name and we’ll never be same. And do what you say, so on my body you can stake your claim, but don’t let me spiral out of control, down a hill to lose my soul.  Whisper my name. 
 
When I see you again, you’re with her and I’m dying a little inside. I’m trying to be brave, put on a happy face, but wondering where I can hide. So I throw my hair back just like I don’t have a care in the world, But wait it’s my dream; this can be anything so let’s get back to me being your girl. 
 
Whisper my name and we’ll never be same. And do what you say, so on my body you can stake your claim, but don’t let me spiral out of control, down a hill to lose my soul.  Whisper my name. 
 
I don’t beat myself up for my thoughts, life used to hurt so far down. I used to drudge through my days. Barely breathing, babe, and I didn’t want to be around I’d wait each day for the other shoe to drop and everything to go back to black. Now I’m stealing dreams of lazy days with you and it’s helping me work my way on back, on back! 
 
Whisper my name and we’ll never be same. And do what you say, so on my body you can stake your claim, but don’t let me spiral out of control, down a hill to lose my soul.  

Whisper my name.

Carol Pacey & the Honey Shakers Whisper My Name

Carol Pacey & the Honey Shakers Crumb

Love Does © CA Pacey 
 
I never thought someone could find their way into my broken heart. 
There wasn’t much left after the fall, but somehow you hit the bullseye’s mark. With your tender kisses and my attitude dismisses and the sweetness of your touch. I didn’t stand a chance. I had to take this chance. I didn’t think that I could feel this much. 
 
Well you stroked my hair and you said you cared, and I slowly closed my eyes. Then you whispered my name and my heart inflamed, and I suddenly started to cry. With your tender kisses and my attitude dismisses, and the sweetness of your touch. I didn’t stand a chance. I had to take this chance. I didn’t think that I could feel this much. 

Love does what love does because it doesn’t care what once was. 
Love does what love does because it doesn’t care what once was. 
 
Holding my hands while making our plans and then suddenly dancing in the dark. More whispers of sweet things, somebody queue the strings, oh I can finally feel my own heart. With your tender kisses and my attitude dismisses and the sweetness of your touch. 
I didn’t stand a chance. I had to take this chance. I didn’t think that I could feel this much. 

Love does what love does because it doesn’t care what once was. 
Love does what love does because it doesn’t care what once was.

Love Does

"…maybe the most perfect crossroads where Country Rock/Americana meets Power Pop...and at the speed most of it is presented it, it's like Americana Thrash Pop--Amazing."--Mitchell HIllman, Sounds Around Town "….the kind of alt-country rock that put Tempe on the map back in the '90s…Andy Borunda employs Johnny Marr-styled economic playing that makes the most of short guitar breaks -- smart, inventive lines, like his hornet's nest buzzlicks on "The Knitting Song" and the rapid-fire boogie fingering of "The Bonus."--Serene Dominic, AZCentral.com "…on their raucous, runaway-train debut album, Carol Pacey and the Honey Shakers takes up the mantle of the Tempe Sound and aims for the stadium seats with twelve songs that capture the hooks, energy and winning appeal of their singalong festival shows."--Echo Magazine 

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