Lord Did She Sing, by Heart Heart Julia

Lord Did She Sing

by Heart Heart Julia

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1.	Come On Lets Cruise 05:40
2.	Lord Did She Sing 05:10
3.	Christmas 2005 04:41
4.	In The Sky Without Light 04:31
5.	Christmas 1992 02:13
6.	Through Winter And Night 09:17
7.	Journey To The End Of The Night 20:03
8.	God's Words (Ectoplasm Remix) 07:41	info
9.	Hooked Up For Free (Jon Sheffield Remix) 02:56	info

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Back in 2006 Heart Heart Julia's Justin Bieler took a journey to the setting sun. Upon returning from his hero's journey Justin contemplated about his life. Surrounded by objects of his past, sitting in the room he grew up in, Justin began to write and record some heavy guitar pieces in reflection of a lost journey. Lyrically, Justin found old letters from lost lovers, grade school homework assignments, journey entries, and a very old christmas list. Inspired by the writing of Celine, Justin compiled Lord Did She Sing. Featuring distorted guitar pieces with fragmented lyrics and chillingly sparse piano, Lord Did She Sing is lost innocence. Introducing George Dutton. Re-issue limited to 8 dark red cassettes on chrome tape. Features remixes by Ectoplasm and John Sheffield.