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“Pale Moon Out”, off The Hundred In The Hand's 3rd LP, "Love in the Black Stack". The second part of a larger video work, “Pale Moon Out” is a swoony late-night soundtrack to longing and regret set against a neoliberal karaoke fantasia of luxury property developments.

Featuring singer Eleanore Everdell & directed by her partner Jason Friedman. Production by Ex-Rapture members Vito Roccoforte and Gabriel Andruzzi (Vito&Druzzi) with additional production from Jason Friedman.

Interactive digital album cover is at: https://www.loveintheblackstack.com/

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CREDITS:
Pale Moon Out
Directed and Edited by Jason Friedman
Director of Photography: Aly Migliori for First Hunt Films,
Crew: Zander Fife, Frida Perez

Music by Eleanore Everdell & Jason Friedman
Lyrics by Jason Friedman

(c) New Ancestors 2017
(P) EEE Music ASCAP & Weare Boggs Music ASCAP

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"Pale Moon Out"

I rise
Beside the pale moon out

Our city below
Cut to divide

And the sound in my chest

Is of pianos

Falling,

Coming down heavy on you.


They’ll try to tell us,
Uh-uh, I don’t need to know.



These streets are riled in
A plastic noise

They’ll try to destroy
The lines we made when we cut our teeth

I still see,

Our blood run tonight,
Winding through the streets
Finding me in your eyes
And as we rise,
Like a pale moon out

I see,

Winter’s in the sinners,
The kids don’t mean a thing
They face the earth and go digging in


They try to tell us
Uh-uh I don’t need to know.
Nu-uh, I don’t need to know.


We were hung on a wire
Orbiting wildly
Looking for love from above
As if love alone could be enough

And the two of us,
You and me,
Turning on the stairs
Like dancers

Falling,

Coming down heavy on you.


But,

When we wane,

In sunlight louder than us,

It’s just enough to know

You’re all I need to know.



Uh huh,
You’re all I need to know.