Track 8 from Frances Luke Accord's sophomore LP, "Safe in Sound."

Lyrics:

All my life
Had my head in my helmet
Right of the road
On the side
 Sunlight on the road
Wind in my face
I went high, over and under
Woke somewhere else
Woman of grace
Angel of slumber

Lost in space
Nothing but wonder
Empty in I

It took time 
To recoup what was taken
Self in remaking 
Rethink this life
In my head, oh
In our only life cycle
In the blink of an eye, I was left
The whole world was ending
But also rebirth
And also pretending
Knowing what life is worth

Da da da da da
Da da da da
Da da da da da
Da da da da da
Da da da da 
Da da da da da

Safe In Sound

Saint Mary

Timber!

You Can't Clearcut Your Way To Heaven

Lyrics: 
This morning I dreamt 
Forgetting your name
While that of your child
And husband came
I bent close to face
You whispered in song
We barely embrace
And then you were gone

The distance in space
All moving along
Our time and our place
All vanish at dawn
This morning I dreamt
A memory came
The memory went
It started to rain

Credits:
Performed by: Frances Luke Accord 
Written by: Nicholas L Gunty / Brian Eugene Powers 
Mixing Engineer: Nicholas Gunty 
Production: Nicholas Gunty
Mastering Engineer: Chris DuPont 
Label: Two-Dale Records / Tone Tree Music
Publishing: Frances Luke Accord Music Publishing
Guest performer: Liz Chidester (vocals)

This Morning

This Morning (featuring Liz Chidester)

WE BELIEVE CICADIAN RHYTHM IS THE MOST CICADA-FILLED ALBUM EVER RECORDED. 

A sleep / meditation / celebration of life album and once-in-17-year event, CICADIAN RHYTHM is available:

* NOW via our Patreon (#1 way to support our band!)
* JULY 5 via Bandcamp
* JULY 19 via streaming services

PATREON: https://bit.ly/4cB11Hr
BANDCAMP: https://franceslukeaccord.bandcamp.com
STREAMING: https://ditto.fm/cicadian-rhythm

Created in a single weekend at some of our favorite forest preserves in Illinois and Brian’s studio, we owe a great debt of gratitude to the cicadas who sang their hearts out for us. (Literally.)

Album art: @nicholasgunty
Photo cred: @joepowers_72 @markpowersmarkings

Runts on Runts (Middle Fork River, IL)

Lyrics:

Reach out for it
Leave your things behind
Bear in mind
Sun will shine
Rain will dry
Clouded eyes...
Who do you run from?
Why don't you come home to your lover's side?
Lean upon the friends who see
Climb into the banyan tree
In the hour of the wolf I'm here for thee

And when you wander from the bower
I'll do my best to try and see you where you really are;
Remind you how we're not so far from the grave but I'll be the one to wake you now

Reach out for it
Leave your things behind
Who do you run from?
Why don't you come home?
In the hour when your world is set afire...

Music & Lyrics: Nicholas L Gunty & Brian Eugene Powers
Produced by: Frances Luke Accord
Mixing: Nicholas Gunty 
Mastering: Sage Audio
© 2016 Frances Luke Accord Music Publishing (BMI)

Fluke

Who Do You Run From

our first collaborative track with our good friend Tom Nania of House of Luthiery - we'll be recording a full EP with him later this year, keep an eye out!

check out Tom's excellent guitar building work at [http://houseofluthiery.com]

summer breeze (featuring Tom Nania)

Episode 8. Madison filmmaker Brandon Colvin (Frames, Sabbatical) describes his unique directorial approach, and previews his next film, Dim Valley. With featured music from Chicago duo Frances Luke Accord. 

Brandon Colvin | Frances Luke Accord

The stories behind our security question answers. Explore the episode at http://nouns.audio/securityquestions

Produced and Hosted by Will Thwaites

Music Credits
"Step Stones" by Jonathan Headley, Licensed by Audiosocket (Nouns theme)
"Lost in Thoughts" by Soundstacks, Licensed by Audiosocket
"6 Foot Crest" Instrumental by Tim Seely, Licensed by Audiosocket
"Carnegie Lake" by Collective Acoustics, Licensed by Audiosocket
"Sonobuoy" by Collective Acoustics, Licensed by Audiosocket
"Maps" Instrumental by Christopher Norman, Licensed by Audiosocket

1 - Security Questions

The worst part about hunting for a new job. Explore the episode at http://nouns.audio/coverletters

Produced and Hosted by Will Thwaites

Music Credits
"24 Capricci Op. 1 No. 15 In E Minor (Posato) (Paganini)" by Niccolo Paganini, Licensed by Audiosocket
"Because I Think You're Still In Love With Me" by Niccolo Paganini, Licensed by Audiosocket
"Step Stones" by Jonathan Headley, Licensed by Audiosocket (Nouns theme)
"Reboot" by Jonathan Headley, Licensed by Audiosocket
"Signals" by Sonogram, Licensed by Audiosocket

2 - Cover Letters

Why put a song that's not yours on your debut album? Explore the episode at http://nouns.audio/franceslukeaccord

Choice: a new segment on Nouns where we explore one choice made by one person. First up is the band France Luke Accord (which I guess is technically "one group") talking about why they made a song that isn't even theirs.

Music Credits
"Step Stones" by Jonathan Headley, Licensed by Audiosocket (Nouns theme)
"Fairhaven" by Fox and The Law, License by Audiosocket
"Somogi Karikazo" by The Rosen Sisters, is licensed under a Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License

3 - Frances Luke Accord

Frances Luke Accord Spring 2018 Tour:
http://www.franceslukeaccord.com/live/

Lyrics:

if the sun goes dark someday 
all the stars fall out from space
oh, solace me, my enlightened one
with no stars and with no sun

and if the blue moon didn’t come
wasn’t new, it just wandered on
to some other earth and some other sun 
would you also go love some other one?

take me with you, Maria, please
I'm so full and I need to empty
I set all my glittering cotton alight
on the bitter chance you'll restore my sight

I'd leave my body and my blood behind
on just the faith you're the one to find