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This song is about leaving your home ground with high hopes of making it in the big city, only to be disappointed by the harsh reality ending up disillusioned in a small apartment, stated singer/songwriter Jason Lytle in a 2001 interview to the Telegraph.
The song mixes electronic beats with classi...
(Should never have left the crystal lake)
Should never have left the crystal lake
For parties full of folks who flake
Italian leather winter games
Retired by the Duraflames
The crystal lake, it only laughs
It knows you're just a modern man
It's shining like a chandelier
Shining somewhere far away from here
I've gotta get out of here
I've gotta get out of here
I've gotta get out of here
I've gotta get out of here
And find my way again
I've lost my way again
(Should never have left the crystal lake)
Should never have left the crystal lake
For areas where trees are fake
And dogs are dead with broken hearts
Collapsing by the coffee carts
The crystal lake, it only laughs
It knows you're just a modern man
It's shining like a chandelier
Shining somewhere far away from here
I've gotta get out of here
I've gotta get out of here
I've gotta get out of here
I've gotta get out of here
And find my way again
I've lost my way again
The Crystal Lake was written by Jason Lytle.
The Crystal Lake was produced by Jason Lytle.
Grandaddy released The Crystal Lake on Mon May 29 2000.
In a 2001 interview to The Telegraph, singer/songwriter Jason Lytle said:
It’s about that age-old story, repeated many times in country music, of the wayward soul who leaves a small town with hopes and dreams of the unknown and winds up full of regret in some horrible little apartment in an unfrien...