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Fellow in the North

"Wide-Eyed" was the first single from, and is the second track on, our second album, "A Folded Letter." The song was recorded in November, 2015 in a cabin at Lake Wallenpaupack, Pennsylvania.

Written and recorded by Brian Curry, Steve Shimchick, and Jeff Petescia. 
Kevin Lucero - Cello
Ralph Nicastro - Mixing
Alan Douches - Mastering

Lyrics:
People, lost in the haze, defeat their own lives, it seems
Aimless, wandering wide-eyed, I was bound to love again

I will do you no harm, I won't fly
I will do you no harm, I will try

Darling, hazel-eyed mountain song, my soul longs for you
Running, I wasn't gone for long, I've grown all for you

I will do you no harm, I won't fly
I will do you no harm, I will try 
I could die in your arms, I could die
I could die in your arms, I could die

What if I lose all sight and ambition?
What if my heart weakens my vision?
What if all I need is right in front of me? 

I could die in your arms, I could die
I could die in your arms, I could die
I could die in your arms, I could die
I could die in your arms, I could die

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Wide-Eyed

"When You Run" is the third single from our upcoming album, "A Folded Letter." The album will be out on December 14th, but you can preorder it now through our website! http://coldweathercompany.com/store 

Written and recorded by Jeff Petescia, Brian Curry, and Steve Shimchick.

Stephanie Leotsakos - Violin
Ralph Nicastro - Mixing
Alan Douches - Mastering

Lyrics:

Open days they go...
From the moment you were old enough to dream and hope
We could see a future in your eyes, but sometimes it would change…

I can tell you that you worry when you run that way,
You run that way back home
To the comfort of all comfort

Voices calling out your name but you can only
Peer through the blinds as the passage of time consumes you

I can tell you that you worry when you run that way,
You run that way back home
To the comfort of all comfort

I can only sigh, I can only sigh

When You Run

"Another Involved" is the first track on our second album, "A Folded Letter."

The physical CD, digital download, and other items can be ordered on http://coldweathercompany.com/store

Written and recorded by Steve Shimchick, Jeff Petescia, and Brian Curry.

Rebecca Emont - Guest Vocals
Ralph Nicastro - Mixing
Alan Douches - Mastering

Lyrics:
Slowly, waiting for a chance to tell the blind
(There’s another involved, there’s a pain in these walls)
It’s lonely, moving my own hands to change the time
(There’s another involved, there’s a pain in these walls)

Lowly, hidden by the flaws in your design
(There’s another involved, there’s a pain in these walls)

I’m solely rusted, in a state to feel a shine
(There’s another involved, there’s a pain in these walls)

Stone bleak, colors on the books you left behind
(There’s another involved, there’s a pain in these walls)
The stairs creak, crooked in a site that once aligned
(There’s another involved, there’s a pain in these walls)
Bone weak, buried underneath a web of vines
(There’s another involved, there’s a pain in these walls)
Why seek, when you seem to show what I will find?
(There’s another involved, there’s a pain in these walls)

They say it’s no use, revealing what you’re feeling
When it all ends too soon
You’re far away, in disarray

The dust just accrues, you’re crumbling with the ceiling
And you watch as your room
Fades into gray and falls away

There’s a fear in these halls

These walls have no use, revealing what they’re feeling
When it all ends too soon
You’re far away, in disarray

The dust just accrues, you’re crumbling with the ceiling
And you watch as your room
Fades into gray and falls away

A Folded Letter

Another Involved

"Deep Breaths" is the fourth track on our second album, "A Folded Letter."

The physical CD, digital download, and other items can be ordered on http://coldweathercompany.com/store

Written and recorded by Steve Shimchick, Jeff Petescia, and Brian Curry.

Ralph Nicastro - Mixing
Alan Douches - Mastering

Lyrics:

Oh where do you begin?
Who can say what the astray will win?
A thread of the dread cut thin
You’re testing destiny with what’s under skin
To get through, with just two

Two deep breaths to breathe,
Between a daze of your thoughts beneath
Let them weave, lead
Weave, lead

Know the grim isn’t a fright, 
When on a whim into the night
Twisting in the morning when you come home alone
Twisting in the morning when you’re coming, you come come home

No, the grim isn’t a fright,
When on a swim into the white
Twisting in the morning when you come home alone
Twisting in the morning when you’re coming, you come come home

Know the grim isn’t a fright,
When on a limb, setting your sight
Twisting in the morning when you come home alone
Twisting in the morning when you’re coming, you come come home

To get through, with just two

Deep Breaths

"Ink and Paper" is the fifth track on our second album, "A Folded Letter."

The physical CD, digital download, and other items can be ordered on http://coldweathercompany.com/store

Written and recorded by Brian Curry, Steve Shimchick, and Jeff Petescia.
Ralph Nicastro - Mixing
Alan Douches - Mastering

Lyrics:

Darling, in your book of leather, tethered to your chest
There’s a folded letter
Written without rest

Twisting my own words, I wander, trying to convey
This hidden truth, I’ve pondered
Fearing to focus my days

All of my bittersweet lies, my blank smiles and longing goodbyes
Fault of a cowardly mind, I’ve lost all, waiting for signs
Waiting for signs

Desperate in this haze of vapor, words are aligned and unsure
But it’s just ink and paper
Writing to render my core

All of my bittersweet lies, my blank smiles and longing goodbyes
Faults of a cowardly mind, I’ve lost all, waiting for signs
Waiting for signs

Now in the night, how I long for you
Me, foolish pride, and my forlorn truth

All of my bittersweet lies, my blank smiles and longing goodbyes
Faults of a cowardly mind, I’ve lost all, waiting for signs
Waiting for signs

Ink and Paper

Richy Mitch and the Coal Miners

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Porcelain

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Evergreen

Richy Mitch & The Coal Miner's self titled album RMCM is by no means a masterpiece. Some would say it is "muddy" at times and rather poorly recorded. Others say it is "haunting and beautiful", well Jakob's dad said that once. Nonetheless if you are looking for perfection here is not your destination. Maybe an Ed Sheeran or Justin Bieber song will fit your likening. However, if you intend to encompass yourself with honest and inspiring music written from the shear joy of writing, then you are in the right spot.

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