Une chanson folk acoustique aux touches rock exploratoires à l'ambiance intimiste. La profondeur vocale masculine contraste avec le chant aérien féminin qui rappelle la collaboration entre le regretté Mark Lanegan et Isobel Campbell pour la mélancolie qui émane de ce récit poétique qui met magnifiquement en scène le quotidien de la classe ouvrière américaine. 〰 An acoustic folk song with exploratory rock touches and an intimate ambience. The male vocal depth contrasts with the airy female vocals, reminiscent of the collaboration between the late Mark Lanegan and Isobel Campbell for the melancholy that emanates from this poetic tale that beautifully dramatizes the everyday life of the American working class.

Gotta make a livin’ man, gotta make a livin’— how the hell is it so goddamn hard for one to make a livin’? To be an artist. To live and breathe one’s craft, yet put food on the table and a roof overhead. Fightin’ for freedom, but freedom’s cost’s been feelin’ high. Freedom’s coat is tattered and heavy. Can we still march on?  

This is an album for my country; a torn home I’m unwillin’ to give up on. 
A country that often confuses me; yet still, I stand beside.  
Fuck you, America. I love you, America.

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