Name: Swimming in the deep end of the ocean by Silas Crow
Duration: 1 min 52 s
Description: Fourth song on my upcoming album for anyone who cares

Lonesome

Fourth song on my upcoming album for anyone who cares

Swimming in the deep end of the ocean

Wasn’t happy with the last version so I tweaked it slightly

Noodles

I’ve been slacking on releasing music so here’s a beat

Prince of the Mountain

write

Sang Silver Bells

So your dads from a small town and his dads from a small town and now you live in a big city and you start to wonder if all the grit that lived at the foot of your family tree for so long has been washed off by your twice a day latte habit and hypo allergenic dogs.  It's only at dawn, waking up for another day, when light starts to break at your cities edge that you realize the roots of it all can never really leave you.

Blood Forever

Islands of Japan

Sloths

It's your new home
It's your new home
This is your brand new home
Your brand new home

A photograph, photograph
A photograph, photograph
Photograph, photograph
Photograph, photograph

The film gets old
The wind gets cold
I see your smile
It's been a while

I don't like
Don't like
Don't like
Don't like
Don't like
Don't like
People
Taking pictures of me

I feel so sick
A picture taken when I was six
Boy in the polaroid
He doesn't live here anymore

I don't like
Don't like
Don't like
Don't like
Don't like
Don't like
People
Taking pictures of me

Photograph

Beaming is a collection of songs shaped from a year of uncertainty and delivered by  songwriter Jon Wilder (aka Boom Years) with an anxious spirit.  "Everybody's trying to make sense of our current situation and how our past has led to the madness that surrounds us.  Finding joy and light right now seems impossible, but I'm reminded daily through the actions of protesters, charity of neighbors and love of friends that hope isn't lost."  These songs mark a turning point for Boom Years, coming from personal events rather than narrative story telling, details gleaned from months of job loss, family strife, dogs in surgery and a move to Portland where the noise of riots and police sirens found their way into the background of songs.  "We'll persist and we'll endure," Jon says, "I'm just trying to keep smiling."

Swimming in the deep end of the ocean

Silas Crow

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