A Beatles cover.
Lead Vocal - Bella Porter
Guitar - Blake Slatkin and Taylor Mackall
Piano - Taylor Mackall
Bass - Sol Was
Background Vocals - Blake Slatkin and Taylor Mackall 

I've Just Seen A Face - Bella Porter

recorded by mr. witchy taw taw Sebastian Jones ya'll

Wichita Lineman by Jimmy Webb

Goodbye my closest friend
I will see you here again
Take what i have given you
And take me with you too

Though years ago you broke my heart
I still loved you the same
You held me when i fell apart
Im so glad nothing’s changed

I lost my phone the other day 
Since then nothing’s felt okay 
See that’s the only thing that’s keeping 
Our love awake

However far we may grow apart
I will keep you always in my heart
It might not seem like the safest place but 
At least there I will be just in case 
You need me someday 

Goodbye to nights well spent 
Said you loved me, i knew what you meant
While all the world was fast asleep 
We’d still be talking under sheets

Revealing all the parts of ourselves
We’d long to hide and had grown to hate
You’d kiss my cheek a time or two 
And that’s all you had to do

However far we may grow apart
I will keep you always in my heart
It might not seem like the safest place but 
At least there I will be just in case 
You need me someday

Farewell to a Friend

now that i have sunk into the night 
teeth clenched tight 
strawberry fingers 
bleed into my bed sheets 
my cotton mouth 
your furrowed brow 

now that i've untangled all my lies for you 
unbutton my blouse 
speak only in whispers 
or birdsong 
mating call of a vulture 

say that you have thicker skin 
and i will kiss you 
but if my bitterness 
were to spoil you too 

i'd sing you a lullaby or a 
birdsong 
disguise all of my goodbyes and in the 
morning i'll be gone 

i'll be gone 

far gone

Far Gone

Max Subar - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Production 
Chet Zenor - Electric Guitars 
Sam Subar - Drums 
Jason Ashworth - Bass, Engineering, Production 
Chuck Bein - Overseer of mastering and mix tips

Just Another One

Born and raised in Illinois, and calling Chicago home, Max Subar writes songs that attempt to illuminate the unseen.  

His third release out in July is a self-titled, six track EP. Produced and recorded throughout 2019 with the close help of friends, the project juxtaposes his solo songwriting process on guitar with a wider palette of instruments and sound.

Just Another One

Max Subar

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