Fall Down Kids

At the end of the working day it's time to go home.

Credits:
Scott Krokoff - songwriter, vocals, acoustic guitar
Bob Stander - electric guitar, bass guitar, tambourine
Paul Errico - keyboards
Shawn Murray - drums

Produced, engineered and mixed by Bob Stander at Parcheesi Recording Studio
Mastered by Gene Paul at G&J Audio
Artwork by Strong Studio

Lyrics:
There in your cubicle
Don’t let your work around you
Box you in like a criminal
So when your work surrounds you
Know when to let it go
Know when to let it go

There in your cubicle
You’re faced with stacks of paper
And while it may be difficult
You can’t always be the savior
Know when to let it go
Know when to let it go

Close to burning out to your detriment
Once again you’re working late but your energy is spent
And there’s little you’ll accomplish in spite of your intent
So let me say to you, it’s ok if you leave your cubicle
You’re not a criminal

There in your cubicle
Remember all the pictures
They make your life so very full
And must remain a fixture
Don’t ever let ‘em go
No never let ‘em go

Close to burning out to your detriment
Once again you’re working late but your energy is spent
And there’s little you’ll accomplish in spite of your intent
So let me say to you, it’s ok if you leave……your cubicle

Is the work you set aside so critical?
If not then let it slide for it’s minimal
 ‘cause one by one the work gets done
so get out of there and have some fun

Instead of burning out to your detriment
There’s no point in working late if your energy is spent
There’s little you’ll accomplish in spite of your intent
So let me say to you, it’s ok if you leave……. your cubicle
You’re not a criminal
In your cubicle
You’re not a criminal
In your cubicle

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With a rich sound drawn primarily from his love of 60s and 70s music, New Yorker Scott Krokoff (pron: Crow-Cough) weaves elements of folk rock & country pop into confessional and compelling Americana.  He is an evocative and introspective songwriter, and a deft finger-picker in the vein of James Taylor and Paul Simon with “an edge of Replacements styled alt rock to his strum” (Hiplanta).  Scott has opened for Elle King and Grace Weber, toured from Vermont to Nashville, played live in Belgium for his biggest fan, and received radio airplay throughout the US, Canada and Europe.

Leading independent publisher, Music-news.com (which has retained the top "music news" Google search position for 16 years), calls Scott a "favourite" and his latest single, My Own Terms, "inspiring and powerful," noting that "[t]he second that kick drum comes in to start the song, you can't help but immediately want to hop in a convertible, put your arms out and ride off into the next chapter of your life."  Music-News.com was also a fan of Scott's last single in 2019, Groundhog, remarking that Scott's music "has a compelling way of instantly drawing the listener in."  Medium.com called Scott's first 2019 single, Cubicle, "a sublimely gorgeous song." 

Scott’s last record, 2015’s Realizations & Declarations, Vol. 2, also received rave reviews praising Scott’s “graceful tales of morality and perseverance” (The Vinyl District) and "music in the vein of 1960s and ’70s songsmiths, but also recalling hot up-and-comers like Father John Misty” (PopDose).

Check out Scott's site at http://scottkrokoff.com/ for more info.

Publicity:
4x4 Artist Management

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