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Let The Door Swing

from Stray Light by Birds & Batteries

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lyrics

Let's let the door swing and then we'll see
Let the door swing 'cause we've
Got lots of time to be anything we wanna be
And then we'll see
Let's let the door swing as in the spring
Let the door swing 'cause we've
Got lots of time to be anything we wanna be
And then we'll see
In and out as in a saloon or as the paths of the moon
No one knows what's coming soon so when you see the door, pass through
In and out like an old back screen like a fade from black to green
What can't be seen can still be true, so when you see the door...
I can't be afraid of a change 'cause a change is always on the way
On another length wave, as it comes as it comes as it comes
Authoritarians fall and we could have it all
On another length wave, as it comes as it comes as it comes
Let the door swing

credits

from Stray Light, released August 7, 2012
Produced by Mike Sempert
Written and arranged by Mike Sempert © 2012 (BMI/ War of Vines Music)

M. Sempert- Voice, Synths, Electric Guitar, Drum Machines, Percussion C. Walsh- Electric Guitar
J. Heinke- Electric Bass

Recorded by Mike Sempert at home in Oakland, CA;
and by Jay Pellicci at New, Improved Studios in Emeryville, CA
and Tiny Telephone in San Francisco, CA

Mixed by Jay Pellicci and Mike Sempert
at Tiny Telephone A and B in SF, CA.

Mastered by John Greenham

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