{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/60739ed0573fe727919ee8da/60739ed57e076612eb5d2113?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"Letters from the Road (Basement Studio Demo) - from the upcoming album, The Crazy, Wild Youthful Days of Basement Studio Demos","description":"<p>This is just a sneak peek at a b-side rarity demo that I'm releasing as part of a full-length 12 song album featuring b-side rarity demos, recorded in old basement home studios with various musicians back then from 1999-2009.</p><p>This song was recorded in a basement studio originally located in Austin, Texas in 2007 with my old bandmates from an old band formerly known as Dead Generation Beatniks, and was one of the older demos from my music catalogue and was going to be released previously, but never made the cut. Anyway, here's the lyrics to the song, <em><strong>Letters from the Road</strong></em> and I thank you again for all your support as I continue to work on brand new original music for the <strong>self-titled solo project (known as October Evans)</strong><em> </em>- this album will be ready for pre-order and available for release everywhere on all music store platforms and music streaming platforms as well on October 31st, 2020, which is perfect timing because October 31st, 1999 was the year that I first started making music with my first band, Empty Existence and launched a nearly 30 year music industry career with 7 bands, a rap group and my current solo project, and is the celebration of the 21st anniversary this year since my career began. By the year 2029, it will have been my 30th anniversary since I began my music career, and I will have officially retired by then in my early 40s.</p><p>Enjoy!</p><h3><strong>Letters from the Road</strong></h3><p><strong><br>credits |<br></strong><em><strong>Lyrics Written by October Rain Evans<br>Music by October Rain Evans, Lily Rikki Taylor, Amy Jane Wilder and Shawn Andrew Jameson<br>Mixing and Mastering by October Rain Evans and Amy Jane Wilder<br>Executive Producers: October Rain Evans and Amy Jane Wilder<br>Recorded in a basement home studio in Austin, Texas in the Summer of 2007<br>Trans Mad Genius Lyrics/sadistsateme.songwriting [BMI/ASCAP]<br>Deaf Grrrl Music/October Evans Music [ASCAP]<br>℗ 2007-2020 October Evans, Chiaroscuro Music Studios, Dead Generation Beatniks. All Rights Reserved.<br>© 1999-2020 October Evans, Chiaroscuro Music Studios. All Rights Reserved.</strong></em></p><p><strong>lyrics |<br>[VERSE 1]:</strong><br>And everywhere that I’ve gone<br>Everyone that I’ve met along the way<br>Words that I’ve said, things I’ve done<br>All the writings I left on the walls everyday<br>So, I packed my bags and walked away into the rain<br>I’m wondering if you’ll ever feel my pain</p><p><strong>[CHORUS]:</strong><br>As I sit here locked inside my head, trying to write to you<br>I rewind the memories of my dead figuring out what the hell to say to you<br>All those sleepless nights in hotel rooms alone<br>Stages we’ve played on every night and day<br>Letters from the road<br>My way of letting you know that I was never okay<br>Just another way of talking to you when you’re not here<br>As I start drowning in all my fears<br>When I feel like I can’t go on, I’ll go on<br>The letters from the road that I’ve never sent you, they kept me strong</p><p><strong>[VERSE 2]:</strong><br>I’ve fucked up quite a bit along the way<br>I’ve lived through things that most people never experience<br>I wasn’t supposed to be alive after the shit I went through everyday<br>But I ended up writing to you while I was overcoming addictions<br>How I’m still able to remember everything makes me wonder sometimes<br>Just another song about my demons – will you hear me this time?</p><p><strong>[CHORUS]</strong></p><p><strong>[VERSE 3]:</strong><br>So, after everything we’ve been through, I come home again<br>Just to let you know I’m still breathing<br>I hope those letters from the road got to you<br>Come the morning after, I’ll be leaving home again<br>Thank you for everything<br>And for what it’s worth, I’m sorry.</p><p><strong>[Chorus]</strong></p><p>And they kept me strong <em><strong>[×4]</strong></em><br>While I have been out here all alone on the road trying to prove you wrong...</p><p><strong>[ENDS]</strong></p>","author_name":"Behind the Scenes with October"}