My next-door neighbor at LSU won tickets to see them in Baton Rouge on this tour. I had never heard of them, but went anyway. I got the CD the next day. This brings back some very good memories. :)
Thank you Mark for putting this online. I still need to hear this song today. I hope to see them on the 29th in Highland Park. Blessings to all the people in Highland Park. God bless our children.
When you need a Robert Cornelius type vocal for gorgeous emphasis - Robert Cornelius is the best one to deliver it. Such a great Chicago flashback for me.
Please remember to tell your loved ones how important they are. Please hold them close when you can. Nothing is guaranteed. Please don't take your loved ones' lives for granted. Please don't take *your* life for granted, either. Seriously. I love you and I am grateful for you and for who you are, and I'm not the only one! 👍🤙🤟👈🤝👏🖖
Being from the Chicago area myself while I'm certainly not putting it down it's interesting to me seeing this band originally from Hawaii and starting out in Austin TX makes me wonder with winter on its way why leave nice warm places and move somewhere where it gets cold in the wintertime? Of course they could of ended up in NY as well and I think some of the members might of joined later on. I understand Susan whatever her last name is was from Wisconsin.
I'm dusting off the old ghosts now and they're giving me a run for my money. I'm down here with the skulls and bones, down here in the catacombs. Swimming through the blood of years, chipping away at this wall of tears. With no muslin hands to hold me, in the dark I was left, to find the light. Down here in the catacombs. Chorus: Open my mouth, the air dilutes my thoughts, words are like a string that I pull out of my mouth, like a tapeworm eating me from inside out, words are like a string that I pull out of my mouth. I can hear my friends and family walking and talking up there on the ground. We are all truly alone, down here in the catacombs. They can't help me now, I gotta chase these demons out, with no muslin hands to hold me, in the dark I was left to find the light.
@@markproxy I put up lyrics on Pomegranate too. Those are really hard to figure out without them. Thanks so much for posting this music. I don't have a CD player any more.
Another PDP song that should have dominated the charts....gorgeous.
WOW!!! The lyrics are hard to swallow when you are heart broken.
My next-door neighbor at LSU won tickets to see them in Baton Rouge on this tour. I had never heard of them, but went anyway. I got the CD the next day. This brings back some very good memories. :)
Thank you Mark for putting this online. I still need to hear this song today. I hope to see them on the 29th in Highland Park. Blessings to all the people in Highland Park. God bless our children.
The best song from their best album. Takes me back to Chicago in the old days of youth.
Ever heard the Chicago song "Take Me Back To Chicago?"
The Cubby Bear was much more personal. It's stored in the memory banks. Jesus, that was like 25 years ago!
had the pleasure of seeing them at Navy Pier years ago! Fantastic!
Yeah i remeber my older sister got him to autograph my cd Frank he used live in pilsen.
The 2001 New Year’s Eve show opening for Cheap Trick at Navy Pier.
One of the best songs ever written!!
When you need a Robert Cornelius type vocal for gorgeous emphasis - Robert Cornelius is the best one to deliver it.
Such a great Chicago flashback for me.
Please remember to tell your loved ones how important they are. Please hold them close when you can. Nothing is guaranteed. Please don't take your loved ones' lives for granted. Please don't take *your* life for granted, either. Seriously. I love you and I am grateful for you and for who you are, and I'm not the only one! 👍🤙🤟👈🤝👏🖖
Been searching for this song online, nice to finally find this. One of my all-time faves. On my DIDs (Desert Isle Discs).
If we could only find "That's The Way Love Is."
Me too
Love this song!
This CD 🥰
Being from the Chicago area myself while I'm certainly not putting it down it's interesting to me seeing this band originally from Hawaii and starting out in Austin TX makes me wonder with winter on its way why leave nice warm places and move somewhere where it gets cold in the wintertime? Of course they could of ended up in NY as well and I think some of the members might of joined later on. I understand Susan whatever her last name is was from Wisconsin.
Glad this was uploaded.
Wonder why it took so long for someone to do that?
MIKECNW I wondered the same thing. Strange -- such a beautiful song.
I'm dusting off the old ghosts now
and they're giving me a run for my money.
I'm down here with the skulls and bones,
down here in the catacombs.
Swimming through the blood of years,
chipping away at this wall of tears.
With no muslin hands to hold me,
in the dark I was left, to find the light.
Down here in the catacombs.
Chorus:
Open my mouth, the air dilutes my thoughts,
words are like a string that I pull out of my mouth,
like a tapeworm eating me from inside out,
words are like a string that I pull out of my mouth.
I can hear my friends and family
walking and talking up there on the ground.
We are all truly alone, down here in the catacombs.
They can't help me now, I gotta chase these demons out,
with no muslin hands to hold me,
in the dark I was left to find the light.
Thanks! I just updated the video description to include these. (Such a great song.)
@@markproxy I put up lyrics on Pomegranate too. Those are really hard to figure out without them. Thanks so much for posting this music. I don't have a CD player any more.
I feel sorry for the thumbs down folks.