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Listen to Tappin' on the Glass now at https://birthdaycake.ffm.to/letitlie10th

For the 10th anniversary of our first record, "Let it Lie", we decided to revisit the album and play it the way it started — just us, our producer Murray Pulver, and a few guitars. Hope you dig it!

CREDITS
Joey Landreth — Guitars, vocals
David Landreth — Bass, vocals
Murray Pulver — Guitars, vocals

Produced by Joey Landreth and Murray Pulver
Recorded and mixed by Paul Yee at Stereobus Recording, Winnipeg, MB
Mastered by João Carvalho and assisted by Bryan Lowe at João Carvalho Mastering

Manager Stu Anderson
Design by Roberta Landreth

Video by Centric Productions
Michael Linton — Producer & Director
W. James Meagre — Director of Photography
Justin Gulenchyn — Camera Operator & Editor

LINKS
www.thebroslandreth.com
www.patreon.com/thebroslandreth
www.instagram.com/thebroslandreth
www.facebook.com/thebroslandreth
www.twitter.com/thebroslandreth

LYRICS
Bend my knee at the altar of scarred and broken girls
Be good to you honey watch your heart uncurl
Lay it on the line till there's a kink in my spine
Spin me around, drownin' my head
Racing through my veins like a thoroughbred
Leaves me feeling dirty makes you feel sturdy

Now you say that your mine and I know it ain't true
All those others boys sharin' your love too
Leaves me feeling dirty makes you feel worthy

Oh, I can't outrun you
You're just too fast
I'm burning up like
I'm too close to the sun
I live in a fishbowl
Swimmin' round in circles
You're tappin' on the glass

Havin' trouble sleeping' it's late when you call
Crying like the stars are all gonna fall
Unless I come a runnin' babe there's always somethin'
You're a wolf in pretty clothing just tryin' to sneak by
Anything, but the truth you know is a lie
I'm fooling myself you ain't never gonna change

Oh, I can't outrun you
You're just too fast
I'm burning up like
I'm too close to the sun
I live in a fishbowl
Swimmin' round in circles
You're tappin' on the glass