Beautiful atmosphere with excellent lyrics.

Complex musical layering both instrumentally and vocally on display here. Nice collaboration again guys.

A vey original sound for this one . Heartfelt, emotinal and very effective blending. Love the vocals on this for sure, but also the creative expression in the ‘sounds’/music in the background!

another cool song. You found your own style. For your songs.

Great track. your signature jangling guitar tracks are as sweet as ever. Jangle on my friends. Great collaboration. Quite nicely done my friends. 

Thanks so much for including the lyrics, my friends. Much appreciated!! Thank you.

And Wow! Are the lyrics deep. Strong imagery, doing so much more with less. So well crafted words and images. Very well done. 

Pretty nice ambience. Keep up the good work

Liking it.... has a mellow classic rock feel to it...

"Tripping Over Gold" is like a sonic joyride where These Guitars Say Sorry teams up with Stu Head from The Welton Shipwreck. These guys bring the feels with gritty vocals, dreamy guitars, and a mix of keys. It's shoegaze heaven, loaded with distortion, harmonies, and dream pop vibes. "Tripping Over Gold" isn't just a tune; it's a wild journey that shows when These Guitars Say Sorry and Stu Head join forces, they cook up some seriously cool shoegaze magic. Lace up your sonic boots and take a stroll through "Tripping Over Gold."

Tripping Over Gold

We're painting in blues and reds
I wrote to you and I told you
All the things that I forget

The agony of small difference
Six degrees of desperation
Belt iron broken
The multiplying villains of nature

We're tripping over gold
Feeling so much better
Now I've sold my soul

The signal in the noise
Running in the dust
Of course boys they must be boys
But correct me if you must

I know that you'll forgive me
For stealing all your lines
But the truth is if I'm honest
They're much better than mine

There are no flowers any more
I still remember the morning
And you walking out of the door

Only once I saw the killer of hope
Turning back with a smile
And you're never coming home
You're never coming home

We're tripping over gold
Feeling so much better
Now I've sold my soul

Tripping Over Gold by These Guitars Say Sorry. Britpop. UK Alternative rock.

Composer of music for film, games and live performance. Originally from the UK, now living and working in the Pacific Northwest. 
Ambient | Classical | Dark Jazz | Singer Songwriter | Post Rock

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