After Happily Ever After
from Queen's Breath by The Crown
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lyrics
what is written after happily ever after
makes the angels blush and the sun
feel like rising and setting at the same time
and Music herself surrender the secret chord
in shuddering waves across the shore
even the desert feels lush and the air swoons
and ending puts her tongue in beginning’s mouth
all the while moaning now now now--
makes the angels blush and the sun
feel like rising and setting at the same time
and Music herself surrender the secret chord
in shuddering waves across the shore
even the desert feels lush and the air swoons
and ending puts her tongue in beginning’s mouth
all the while moaning now now now--
credits
from Queen's Breath,
released December 25, 2021
Lucius Gregory Meredith - acoustic & electric guitar
Beth Quist - hammered dulcimer
Petra Haden - vocals
Ahmad Yousefbeigi - percussion
Dennis Staskowski - electric bass
Igor Adamovitch - piano, keyboards
Taylor Carroll - engineering
Tony Geballe - production, mixing, mastering
Hannah Adams - artwork
Composition by Lucius Gregory Meredith and The Crown
Recorded at Bear Creek Studios
Lucius Gregory Meredith - acoustic & electric guitar
Beth Quist - hammered dulcimer
Petra Haden - vocals
Ahmad Yousefbeigi - percussion
Dennis Staskowski - electric bass
Igor Adamovitch - piano, keyboards
Taylor Carroll - engineering
Tony Geballe - production, mixing, mastering
Hannah Adams - artwork
Composition by Lucius Gregory Meredith and The Crown
Recorded at Bear Creek Studios
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