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Well Come Home

by absolute fantasy

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Cold Open 03:15
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I don't wanna shout Sorry that I talk so loud
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20th Century Analysis 04:41
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Thinking bout taking a year off Maybe I'll head back home Maybe it's time to go somewhere else Man I don't know  Everyone here's got years on me Can't get it through my head Honestly I'm more concerned with all the things I could be doing in my bed Maybe this is best for both of us So you can save me all them looks Cus I know that when I die ain't no one gonna write about me in books So ask me you've got questions I know the answers to them all And if I don't know them well then no one knows and no one will Tell me you've got answers  I wanna know them all And if you don't hold me down  I swear that I won't take you with me when I fall Thinking bout taking the world on Maybe I'll try next fall Thinking bout maybe just taking off  Who would even miss me at all Thinking bout taking my time on this  Been running at the wall And if you hold me down I swear I'm gonna take you with me when I fall  Thinking bout taking more chances Or a chance I never took Cus I know the life I live is harder than the one I read about in books So ask me you've got questions I know the answers to them all And if I don't know at all then no one knows know no one does Ask me no more questions Don't wanna answer you at all And if you hold me down I swear to god I'll take you with me when I fall Thinking bout taking a year off Maybe I'll head back home Maybe it's time to go somewhere else Man I don't know 
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Be Haunted 03:02
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Ooh, scary
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Déplacement 04:29
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Things have gotten easier That's what makes it hard to walk away But if I never venture out I know there's nothing gained, things stay the same My heart is beating fast now Panic's setting in Where should I go? I thought it would be easier But things ain't ever simple when you're on your own

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At the cusp of 2015 with my partner and I putting our long running project Alligator Indian on hiatus and my 30th birthday approaching, I started spending a lot of time reflecting on my three decades of life and my past ten years of music making. Out of this contemplation grew the project Absolute Fantasy, which saw me mining both experiences and past songs and compositions for both lyrical and musical concepts. One of the earliest tracks to grow out of this was "20th Century Analysis," which I began working on while on an annual river house trip with some of my cohorts from the short-lived Asheville, NC performance space Apothecary. As I constructed the song, using samples of pieces I wrote for school nearly a decade earlier, I began recalling memories and feelings from my days in college. Much of the track focuses on my sense of isolation in my many music classes as I was a relative newcomer to the world of classical music and voice, which I was studying. The one class that really clicked for me was the eponymous 20th Century Analysis, which focused on modern classical and 12 tone music.

The title, Well Come Home, encapsulated my infatuation with viewing my past through the eyes of my present that was fueling my project. As chance would have it, my partner and I ended our six years of living in Asheville by moving back to the Space Coast to the town of Cape Canaveral, just north of where we grew up. The title took on an especially fitting meaning and so, after Ricardo Stacy of Memory No. 36 agreed to release the EP, I felt it was the perfect time to share these songs.

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released September 5, 2016

All tracks were recorded, produced, and mixed by me at the Reptile Reserve in Asheville, N,C and mastered with Adam "Slam" McDaniel at Drop Of Sun Studios in Asheville, NC. The cover art is a photo of the installation 'Peep Show' by Madalyn Wofford, Brett Wyatt, and Kaylee Dunn from the 2015 Re-Happening in Black Mountain, NC.

All content © Math Erao, 2017

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