Lyrics:
In every woman I try to find / a little piece of you
And every morning when I open my eyes / I try to make them look just like you
I try to make them look just like you

I sit here getting mad at you / then I go do what I do
It’s not fair for me / to expect any different from you
I made you feel like a whore /and we’re not even together anymore
No we’re not even together anymore

In every pair of lips I try to find / a little piece of you
And every time that I close my eyes / I try to make them feel just like you
I try to make them taste just like you

Oh, I’ve been suffering / should not have told me about them
Please just leave it alone / next time they ask to take you home
It makes you feel like a whore / and we’re not even together anymore
No we’re not even together anymore

I can’t keep on living my life this way / no I just can’t keep doing this to you
Tricking yourself can only last so long / so I told myself I was through
The only woman I’m with now is you

But then you asked about them / you asked me with whom and when
I made you feel like a fool / I’ve never been so cruel
It makes me feel like a whore / and we’re not even together anymore


Together Anymore (The Whore Song)

Lyrics:
I ain’t had a woman now / for about a year
No I ain’t had a woman now / it’s been about a year
So listen up ladies / ya’ll can line up right here

(Hold up, hold up) I remember a woman, yeah / that was just last month
I remember that woman, yeah / she came over during lunch
And if I’m remembering correctly / she really packed a punch

Another time comes to mind, yeah / that was just last week
I had two women at one time, yeah / man the things they done to me
But ever since then / I’ve been on a losing streak

I remember another woman, yeah / that was just the other day
How could I forget that woman, yeah? / I made her rain like it was May
Oh, but I’d bring ‘em home daily / if I had my way

I’ve had so many women, yeah / I may be starting to feel weak
Maybe I’ve had too many women, yeah / just need to get me some fucking sleep
Oh, but another one just walked in / so you’ll have to excuse me


Non Stop Blues

Lyrics:
These runway lights / fight the night to shine bright on a graveyard of fears
Two birds are in flight / in my hand they do land then I disappear

Will one bird fly away / as another returns to me?
There’s one that might have been / and there’s the one that could never be
Yeah, I know I should not go / when she’s calling me to her bed
Because she feels what I don’t / and it’s weighing down my head

Loaded on her tongue / concealed by her teeth are verbal bullet shells
Her mouths a suicidal gun / one slip of that word would blow this whole thing to hell

If one bird flies away / will another return to me?
The one that might have been / but at the time just could not be
Must I choke on the hope?: / The myth of Eternal Return
Now, I know she can’t be used / as a placeholder for whom I yearn


Birds In Flight

The Need To Find

Midnight Pressure has seen rapid success over a short period of time. Their songwriting to date is eclectic and brimming with tension; the blues permeates their music like capillaries through so much tissue. Midnight Pressure stirs your loins with music that is sexual, gritty, and a little dangerous.

The Denver-based band is comprised of five members. The soulful vocals belong to Graham Hartle, a rare talent with a seductive growl.  Matt Leeke creams the audience with heart-attack solos and a torrential stage presence. In contrast, longtime composer Richard “Big Dick” Schwering writes methodical solos and enchanting melodies. Dave “The Gravedigger” Morrison (bass) and Andy Austin (drums) drive the band’s raucous energy relentlessly forward.

The quintet has recorded three original songs to date. Fan favorite “Together Anymore (The Whore Song)” is an introspective song about falling out of love, trying to move on, succumbing to lust, and ending up right back where you started. “Non-Stop Blues” is exactly what you’d expect from this band when a 12 bar blues tune is left to their devices. “Birds in Flight” marks what may be a watershed moment for the band. Richard and Dave weave bass and guitar melodies through Matt’s dark pop chord progression while Andy’s minimalistic accents develop into an accelerating intensity that defines the climax of the song.

Building an ever-growing fan-base, Midnight Pressure has performed in several venues around the Denver Metro Area. Most notably, the band opened for the winner of America’s Got Talent, Michael Grimm. They are excited to build on the sound they have created and to dig deeper into the roots of their inspiration.
