Luke Frees - A Starting Point

Most Of The Time features Corwin Zekley playing violin and was mastered by Garrett Edson. It's the beginning of a series of singles Luke is putting out monthly. The official versions that are found on Spotify, Apple Music, and Bandcamp all have b-sides as well.


Lyrics:

Carsick distractions
Heated reactions
I don't think I started the fight
We're not hiding tears
Our vision's unclear
Of who's in the wrong and the right
And day after day
They get further away
The memories of all of our nights
Inside jokes forgotten
And in trying to hold on
I think about you
Most of the time
Most of the time

I go days without talking
Spend time out walking the streets
And replaying our past
Slipping on shoes
From the days when I used
To believe that our love would last
And the pictures are vivid
But I wish I'd committed
All those details that now I can't find
Cuz once they get lost
The souvenirs tossed
They're hard to dig out
Most of the time
Most of the time

Most of the time
I'm trying my best not to let you go
For some, hindsight's 20/20 vision
But not when you're wearing rose-tinted glasses
Even the ashes look like snow

Projecting old movies
Late-night smoothies
I've all but forgotten the taste
If we can't remember it
Then nobody will
And it'll just get thrown in the waste
And one-by-one
They'll all just become
Blurry portraits in the back of our minds
That's why I can't stop
They have to stay on top
So I relive them with concentration
Most of the time
Most of the time
Most of the time
Most of the time

Most Of The Time

Honeycomb Hotel is the next in a series of singles Luke has been releasing since November, each of which consists of an a-side and a b-side. Noted as "the first optimistic song I've made in a while," the lyrics deal with a metaphorical hotel where you can practice self-love again and get better.

Honeycomb Hotel features Gary Zucker on drums and was mastered by Garrett Edson in LA. All other instruments played and produced by Luke Frees.

Honeycomb Hotel

Miss Miss U is an upbeat funk/rock song featuring Garrett Frees on saxophone, Gary Zucker on drums, and everything else played, recorded, and mixed by Luke Frees.

Miss Miss U

This double single has two versions of the same song: an upbeat, fully-produced piano-rock track in the style of Billy Joel and Elton John; and a "nighttime version," which was recorded in a stripped-back, candlelit session in L.A. with my friend and frequent collaborator, Jack Wakley.

Luke Frees - A Starting Point

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