Resonance, the critically acclaimed debut from UK singer-songwriter Nick Saunders, was originally released in 2006 on the micro-independent Liverpool label Digital Wings. It became one of the most sought after acoustic gems of the year.
The final stock of the original CD release has now been made available through the Mash Tun label. In addition to the gorgeous full colour artwork, when buying the CD, you will also receive the digital version of the album, including rare bonus tracks The Reckless Son and Paraffin. Only 250 copies remain.
Late night in the office
And your head among the bones
Of all the in-trays and the out-trays
Typewriters and telephones
And through a window, flickering
Below the neon signs
We are ordinary people
These are ordinary times
But hey, how did we get so lonely?
How did we get so blue?
Bird of prey descending
Over railway lines and towns
And my city skin is aching now
For country hand-me-downs
And the gutters become rivers
Under trees of pylon lines
We are ordinary people
These are ordinary times
But hey, how did we get so lonely?
How did we get so blue?
Airplanes are moaning
Carving ribbons in the blue
We watch the ghost ship of the morning
Drifting slowly into view
And the telephones start ringing
As the funeral bells chime
We are ordinary people
These are ordinary times
But hey, how did we get so lonely?
How did we get so blue?