Manchester Orchestra
Manchester Orchestra
Manchester Orchestra
Manchester Orchestra
Manchester Orchestra
Manchester Orchestra
Manchester Orchestra
Manchester Orchestra
Manchester Orchestra
Manchester Orchestra
Manchester Orchestra
Heartbreak in a relationship. Family struggles with parents. Both topics merge through the metaphor and/or recollection of mining work in Manchester Orchestra’s new single, from their upcoming LP “A Black Mile to the Surface”.
Andy recalls advice his father told him about how he reacts to sudden ev...
[Verse 1]
Couldn't really love you any more
You've become my ceiling
I don't think I love you any more
That gold mine changed you
You don't have to hold me any more
Our cave's collapsing
I don't wanna be me any more
My old man told me
[Pre-Chorus]
"You don't open your eyes for a while
You just breathe that moment down"
Forty miles out of East Illinois
For my old man's heart attack
[Chorus]
And I believed you were crazy
You believe that you love me
[Verse 2]
I don't wanna bark here any more
Black hills, the colly
Wasn't really dangerous for us
We'd just catch you coughing
What the hell are we gonna do?
A black mile to the surface
Well, I don't wanna be here any more
It all tastes like poison
[Pre-Chorus]
Can't open your eyes for a while
You just breathe that moment down
Forty hours out of Homestake
And I'm trying to translate you again
[Chorus]
I believed you were crazy
You believe that you love me
You and me, we're a day drink
So lose your faith in me
[Bridge]
Can't open your eyes for a while
You just beat that moment down
You can't open your eyes for a while
You just breathe
[Chorus]
I believed you were crazy
You believe that you love me
You and me, we're a day drink
So lose your faith in me
Lose your faith in me
Oh, lose your faith in me
The Gold was written by Andy Hull.
The Gold was produced by Catherine Marks.
Manchester Orchestra released The Gold on Thu Jun 08 2017.
“The Gold” was the last track written from the album. It is sung from a woman’s perspective. It was the final piece to the record that we were missing. The song takes place in the early 1900s in the mining town of Lead, SD.