Into the Indigo
from Tygerland by Cary Grace
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumEach of these stunning gatefold sleeves began as a professionally-printed and gloss laminated flat sheet of heavyweight card. Each sheet has been carefully hand-trimmed, scored, folded, and glued, one at a time, into a beautiful gatefold sleeve that is evocative of LP gatefolds, but smaller (made in the standard Japanese mini-LP replica format of 135x135mm).
Each sleeve is individually numbered on the inside edge, and inserted into a clear protective slipcover. Contains a photo card and lyrics booklet, plus inner sleeve for CD.
Glass mastered CD (not CD-R).
Includes unlimited streaming of Tygerland via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 3 daysedition of 300Purchasable with gift card£16 GBP or more
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumGlossy black mini record sleeve with cover art on one side and label cutout on the other. Basic package with no lyrics or liner notes.
Glass mastered CD (not CD-R).
Includes unlimited streaming of Tygerland via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 2 daysPurchasable with gift card£6 GBP or more
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lyrics
Will you conduct the stars tonight?
The orchestra is gone,
But ready floats the firmament—
Awaiting your baton.
And all the tales of Helios,
And chariots of dawn,
Echo in the atmospheres,
Where lines cannot be drawn.
In the ears of all the Earth,
The symphony does rage—
A million voices, but you stand
Alone upon the stage.
And spinning in the vortices,
A moment is an age—
And multitudes of constellations,
Sketches on a page.
Is it such a simple thing
To sail upon the air?
To look into the indigo,
And all at once be there?
But borne aloft on ringing song
Of golden bells, beware:
Nothing is impossible
That's possible to dare.
© 2009 Cary Grace/Door 13 Music (BMI).
The orchestra is gone,
But ready floats the firmament—
Awaiting your baton.
And all the tales of Helios,
And chariots of dawn,
Echo in the atmospheres,
Where lines cannot be drawn.
In the ears of all the Earth,
The symphony does rage—
A million voices, but you stand
Alone upon the stage.
And spinning in the vortices,
A moment is an age—
And multitudes of constellations,
Sketches on a page.
Is it such a simple thing
To sail upon the air?
To look into the indigo,
And all at once be there?
But borne aloft on ringing song
Of golden bells, beware:
Nothing is impossible
That's possible to dare.
© 2009 Cary Grace/Door 13 Music (BMI).
credits
from Tygerland,
released July 13, 2015
Cary Grace - Vocals, Guitar
Andy Budge - Bass
Graham Clark - Violin
Spencer Cullum Jr. - Pedal Steel
Mark Griffin - Drums
Cary Grace - Vocals, Guitar
Andy Budge - Bass
Graham Clark - Violin
Spencer Cullum Jr. - Pedal Steel
Mark Griffin - Drums
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Cary Grace UK
Cary Grace is an American expat, residing in England since 2005. She is as much at home wielding a soldering iron as a
guitar, and runs
Wessex Analogue, manufacturing Wiard brand boutique modular
synthesizers. She devotes as much of her free time as possible to making and listening to music, and finds much of her creative inspiration exploring the beautiful English countryside by motorbike.
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