The trees look sideways
These things don't go my way
It's your way or the highway
Or so they say

Did you give?
Did you get?
Did you love?
Or did you forget?

The writing's on the wall
But it'll wash away
From down here you look so small
Such a shame you lost your way

Did you give?
Did you get?
Did you love?
Or did you go

A million milies away
A million miles away
A million miles away

Or did you forget?
credits
released July 26, 2024
Producer: Sean Perrin and Phenix Warren
Vocals: Sean Perrin
Guitars: Sean Perrin and Phenix Warren
Drums: Clive Deamer
Engineering and Mixing: Phenix Warren
Mastering: Jon Tornblom

Million Miles Away

I guess I spoke too soon
Some lessons come easy, others hard
Those who matter, they won't mind
Those who mind, won't matter

I'm moving on Tilikum
I didn't forget you. Forget you?!
I'm moving on, moving on
How about you?

I guess I spoke too soon
Some lessons come easy, some so hard
Yesterday's blood on your hands
Today is just mind over matter

I'm moving on Tilikum
I didn't forget you. Forget you?!
I'm moving on, moving on
How about you?

How about you?
How about you?
How about you?
How about you?

Well, some day
When too little's too late
Thank god you're here by my side
By my side
credits
released September 6, 2024
Producer: Sean Perrin and Phenix Warren
Vocals: Sean Perrin
Rhodes: Sean Perrin
Guitars: Phenix Warren
Drums: Clive Deamer and Wyatt LaPrairie
Engineering and Mixing: Phenix Warren
Mastering: Jon Tornblom

Tilikum

The trees look sideways
These things don't go my way
It's your way or the highway
Or so they say

Did you give?
Did you get?
Did you love?
Or did you forget?

The writing's on the wall
But it'll wash away
From down here you look so small
Such a shame you lost your way

Did you give?
Did you get?
Did you love?
Or did you go

A million milies away
A million miles away
A million miles away

Or did you forget?

Credits:

Producer: Sean Perrin and Phenix Warren
Vocals: Sean Perrin
Guitars: Sean Perrin and Phenix Warren
Drums: Clive Deamer
Engineering and Mixing: Phenix Warren
Mastering: Jon Tornblom

Million Miles Away (Radio Edit)

I, Phone

"Don't save the best for last, the golden years don't stick around." This introspective ballad tells the true story of a man who is losing his wife to Alzheimer's disease, a world where "happily every after" is stripped away, with the only hope left to reunite in heaven, which is how the song ends. Its intimate character, sensitive, heart-felt vocals, and use of strings are a stark contrast to INNERSPEAR's much more dense earlier work, which has received thousands of streams, and radio play throughout Canada.

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