I've been gone for weeks
High in the evergreens
Shadows made of clay 
of broken hearts and running a stray. 

If you want me well you know where i'll be
high in the evergreens 
yea so high in the evergreens

OOOOOOOOOOOO

No one see's me here
flaws wash away with fears
A long and lonely day
but I must say I feel great

If you want me 
well you know where I'll be
High in the evergreens
Yea so high in the evergreens

No no I i'm not coming down
No no I i'm not coming down
No no I i'm not coming down
No no No I anytime soon

No no I i'm not coming down
No no I i'm not coming down
No no I i'm not coming down
No no No I anytime soon

Evergreens

Keith Kirkland is a haptics enthusiast, accessories designer, engineer and impact-driven strategist that is deeply excited about reimagining the use of touch in design and digital communications.  

His work has been recognized by the Pratt’s Rowena Reed-Kostellow Award, SXSW, The Cooper Hewitt Design Museum, EY, TED, Dropbox, The Yokohama Government, Beyond Bauhaus, and the MET Museum. 

He is a serial entrepreneur inspired by the intersection of touch, equitable business model development and nuanced customer insights to create sustainable impact-driven technologies that deliver at scale. 

Keith is also cofounder of WearWorks, an award-winning haptic navigation company that help the first person who is blind run the NYC marathon without sighted assistance. HapticNav™ and Wayband®, is a haptic navigation app (and optional haptic wristband) that gently navigates a person to a destination using vibrations, without the need for any visual or audio feedback.

Eddy Echo (also stylized Ed , Edd, Eddie or  Edwierd Echo) is an independent artist, human, and music producer hailing from NYC.