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Inspired by the death of vocalist Dan Lambton’s grandmother, just like The Home Inside My Head’s lead single “Colder Quicker”, “Eastwick” touches on the feelings when you cannot be close to your loved ones after an event like a death.
[Verse 1]
Is there any chance you could cut me some slack?
Because I've been hanging for a while
From this withered rope
Forcing every sense I had of hope
[Pre-Chorus]
Have you ever felt the last spark of innocence die
Before your very eyes and fade out of your life?
[Chorus]
I keep asking myself
"What wood was I carved from?"
But is it worth it for me to ask
Which branch fell and left me here
To crawl through this sinkhole?
[Verse 2]
What could I ask that you help me hold back
'Cause I've been falling for a while
Down this fucking slope
Losing any sense I had of hope
[Pre-Chorus]
Have you ever felt the last spark of innocence die
Before your very eyes and fade out of your life?
[Chorus]
I keep asking myself
"What wood was I carved from?"
But is it worth it for me to ask
Which branch fell and left me here
To crawl through this sinkhole?
[Bridge]
There's a collage of photos framed
Dating '93 to '95
Though all it shows me is that
I'm just a bad seed
Falling off the family tree
Eastwick was written by Dan Lambton.
Eastwick was produced by Steve Evetts.
Real Friends released Eastwick on Fri May 27 2016.