Chase McBride

“Riding on the wave of a successful single release, with support from Too Future, Run The Trap, IndieFeed, and us here at EarMilk, west coast singer-songwriter Chase McBride releases his new full-length album, “Cold Water”. The collection of eight songs, written during a transitional creative period, reveal a fresh, more distilled version of McBride’s previous folk sound.” - EarMilk

'Cold Water' Out Now
Spotify: spoti.fi/2iYQAlS
iTunes: apple.co/2kdhfwv
YouTube: bit.ly/YouTubeColdWater

The oldest of the three
You said that the first time you spoke to me
You always had to lead
You seem to have everything you need

The days, they move easy
The waves, they don't mean as much to me as I used to believe
The days, they move easy
It occurs, when you are here the waves they wash away from me

To be honest
I could see
It in your eyes
When you kissed me tangerine
If all this
Is a dream
I wouldn't mind us
Drifting to sleep

The days, they move easy
The waves, they don't mean as much to me as I used to believe
The days, they move easy
It occurs, when you are here the waves they wash away from me

Cold Water

Days Move Easy

New single from the album 'Cold Water' Out Now
YouTube: http://bit.ly/YouTubeOTOS
Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2jLv1cF
iTunes: http://apple.co/2iP07AW

When I'm on the other side
I'd look for you but now you live in another man's eyes

When I called my father I cried
He told me not to be afraid

Now I know that that's just life
It comes to you and then it goes, it won't decide

Oh
Am I lost in the light
Am I lost in the light
Am I lost in the light

When I'm on the other side
You closed the door but I'm waiting on another sign

I think of you by his side
I wonder what it feels like

Oh
Am I lost in the light
Am I lost in the light
Am I lost in the light

On The Other Side

“Riding on the wave of a successful single release, with support from Too Future, Run The Trap, IndieFeed, and us here at EarMilk, west coast singer-songwriter Chase McBride releases his new full-length album, “Cold Water”. The collection of eight songs, written during a transitional creative period, reveal a fresh, more distilled version of McBride’s previous folk sound.” - EarMilk

'Cold Water' Out Now
Spotify: spoti.fi/2iYQAlS
iTunes: apple.co/2kdhfwv
YouTube: bit.ly/YouTubeColdWater

Cold, cold water
Can you wash me clean

There's some piece of my body
Living outside of me

My eyes
Can you show them what they need to see

The truth and the way
For the one I keep

I feel I am young again
When you're close to me

Cold, cold water
Am I underneath

The weight and the worry
The dirt on my feet

Someday when I'm older
Will you come to me

We can speak, you can be released
From your evil deeds

I will feel I am young again
Because you're close to me

What if I'm in too deep
And you can't take me seriously

If it's all the same
Push back the clock on the things you can't change

Did you need to leave
Could you never get used to me

Did you need to break free
Leave me here all alone in the city

“Riding on the wave of a successful single release, with support from Too Future, Run The Trap, IndieFeed, and us here at EarMilk, west coast singer-songwriter Chase McBride releases his new full-length album, “Cold Water”. The collection of eight songs, written during a transitional creative period, reveal a fresh, more distilled version of McBride’s previous folk sound.” - EarMilk

'Cold Water' Out Now
Spotify: spoti.fi/2iYQAlS
iTunes: apple.co/2kdhfwv
YouTube: bit.ly/YouTubeColdWater

Some people say Trouble
Is here to stay

I can't begin to think that way
When you feel the bubble

Begin to break
It's a heavy weight that goes away

And the night can't keep us
Far from the day

When you and I
Can honestly say

That all of this goes away
She cannot keep it
She can't keep it
No

Some people say Trouble
Is here to stay

I can't begin to think that way
When you feel the bubble

Begin to break
It's a heavy weight that goes away

And the night can't keep us
Far from the day

When you and I
Can honestly say

That all of it goes away
She cannot keep it
She can't keep it
No

Are we better than when we first started
Quarters in someone else's carpet

I didn't mean anything I said
I memorized everything you told me

I'm less loose
When I'm less lonely

Trouble

“Riding on the wave of a successful single release, with support from Too Future, Run The Trap, IndieFeed, and us here at EarMilk, west coast singer-songwriter Chase McBride releases his new full-length album, “Cold Water”. The collection of eight songs, written during a transitional creative period, reveal a fresh, more distilled version of McBride’s previous folk sound.” - EarMilk

'Cold Water' Out Now
Spotify: spoti.fi/2iYQAlS
iTunes: apple.co/2kdhfwv
YouTube: bit.ly/YouTubeColdWater

If I was your operator
Waiting for your call

Bend me just over your shoulder
Waiting for your dress to fall

Somebody take me over
I don't want my life to change
I don't want to be a loner
Waiting on my judgment day
Somebody take me over
I don't want to feel this pain
Can you take me where the light is
Where all of this fades away

Maybe when we're older, all
Press me to your lips again

Outside of my window frozen
I see the original sin

Somebody take me over
I don't want my life to change
I don't want to be a loner
Waiting on my judgment day
Somebody take me over
I don't want to feel this pain
Can you take me where the light is
Where all of this fades away

Operator

“Riding on the wave of a successful single release, with support from Too Future, Run The Trap, IndieFeed, and us here at EarMilk, west coast singer-songwriter Chase McBride releases his new full-length album, “Cold Water”. The collection of eight songs, written during a transitional creative period, reveal a fresh, more distilled version of McBride’s previous folk sound.” - EarMilk

'Cold Water' Out Now
Spotify: spoti.fi/2iYQAlS
iTunes: apple.co/2kdhfwv
YouTube: bit.ly/YouTubeColdWater

When I came to you
You were underneath the eaves lit by the moon

So I turned the key
I walked in your door, thinking

I know it's not easy
I just wanted you to call me at the end of the week
I don't know where to begin
I just thought you looked good, and you needed a friend

So we left for the coast
Down through the cedar and the old oak

I bought you Astral Weeks
I sent it with a letter that I hope you read

Know it's not easy
I just wanted you to call me at the end of the week
I don't know where to begin
I just thought you looked good, and you needed a friend

All the rivers and roads
I don't want to make that call
Knowing what you know
I don't ever want to be a ghost

Cedar & Oak

“Riding on the wave of a successful single release, with support from Too Future, Run The Trap, IndieFeed, and us here at EarMilk, west coast singer-songwriter Chase McBride releases his new full-length album, “Cold Water”. The collection of eight songs, written during a transitional creative period, reveal a fresh, more distilled version of McBride’s previous folk sound.” - EarMilk

'Cold Water' Out Now
Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2iYQAlS
iTunes: http://apple.co/2kdhfwv
YouTube: http://bit.ly/YouTubeColdWater

When it's sunny
I just want to be your honey babe
If it fits
Would you let me go along with it

I used to have another lover
She hurt me a little bit
When I think about you
I know you're the only truth

I don't want control
I don't want control
I don't want control

What does it take
For a woman like you
To have a little faith
In what our love can do

I don't want control
I don't want control
I don't want control

We can spend a week
Inside your linen sheets
It's like a good dream
To wake up not knowing

Where I would look
If that was all that it took
Maybe that's what I need
To make the days move easy

I don't want control
I don't want control
I don't want control

Control

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New single "The Color Blue" from my upcoming album 'Green Shade' coming out February 9th.

"West-coast songwriter Chase McBride has been hard at work since the unexpected success of last year’s full-length album, ‘Cold Water’. His newest single “The Color Blue” is a dangerously catchy, sun-drenched pop song with a flourish of 80’s synth melodies."
-Earmilk

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