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Tried And True
This song was one of the tracks that had some arrangement changes between the demo versions and the version that ended up on Mindsize. It was for the better, I think. In retrospect, this is one of my least favorite songs from Mindsize. It's not that it's a bad song, per se, but it just wasn't a strong track. If you read through the lyrics, you'll also notice that the word 'Mindsize' was derived from this song..
Today
It is the sweetest thing to know that. To know it is right. And what a sight. To step ahead and see the sun, now. . Not a cloud in mind. Or waiting on time.
To Be Awake
First released on Star-Studded-Super-Step, 'To Be Awake' was already a bit of a token song for us by the time that we re-recorded it for Mindsize. A tad bit folky, with a bit of a rock vibe, 'To Be Awake' was quite different than our other tracks and has always gone well with our acoustic sets or our plugged-in sets..
How D A White Boy Get The Blues
White boy when the morning. to my lonely song and to sing to myself how'd a white boy get the blues. I got no money, all the family's gone, I got nobody, I'm all alone.
Hey Joe
Hey Joe. Where you goin' with that gun in your hand?. Hey Joe. Where you goin' with that gun in your hand?. . Goin' down to shot my old lady. You know I caught her mess around with another man.
Thoughtless
Much of the songwriting for 'Sin' can be broken up into three parts. A few songs were written shortly after Mindsize was recorded, during various tours, etc.. A large majority of the songs were written in the two weeks preceding our recording dates - in our church youth room. The final few songs were written in the studio, "on-the-fly" or something like that. This song is one of the few that I have distinct memories of us writing in the two weeks before recording started. It came like a shot. The guys came up with the music - moody and powerful, and I slipped out of the room to write some lyrics. Like many of our songs, I don't remember *actually* writing the lyrics, but I know that these words came quickly - very quickly. Maybe that's part of the reason that I've always liked this song so much..
The Weeds That Grow Around My Feet
wrapped up in my self instead. and if i fall this time. will it be the last time. for this crime. anger has more of my soul. than i ever wished it would hold.
Hallelujah
I heard there was a secret chord. David played and it pleased the Lord. But you don't really care for music, do ya?. . Well, it goes like this. The fourth, the fifth.
The Waiting Room
She was staring at the ceiling. I was staring at the floor. He was fixed in thought and wonder. Of what lied behind the door. . There was a man with little movement.
Sunlight & Shadows
Ive been mixed in dark and light today, you know. And Im sure it does not please or bless or show. Still theres something to be said. However far beyond my nose, I know.
Speak Soft
(lyrics by The Swoon). . A wonderful song. Although The Swoon only recorded one album that we know of, it was all that we needed. In fact, it was difficult to pick which track to record... we just knew that we wanted to cover one of their songs. As we started to work through the parts of the song, it really started to come together. Nick's bass was recorded with the snare drum chain loose... so you could hear the rattle. Aaron mimicked the acoustic parts perfectly. The agressive bridge was our own twist on things, but fitting I think. Finally, we added a Beatle-esque "Day In The Life" build-up ending to finish it off. It came out just as we wanted. What more can I say? I'll just add the notes from the 'Straight Six' album cover....
Sometimes Cry
Another song that had been recorded previously, it first appeared on our 1992 independent release, Star-Studded-Super-Step. Sometimes Cry was a fairly popular song in concert, partially because of the catchy chorus. The original recording featured an ending that literally fell apart with drum beats, guitars, and percussion going all over the place. This was accomplished with the original 8-track recorders 'SEL-REP' buttons, as they were called. Essentially, it allowed some tracks to be read from the play heads, while the other tracks were read from the recording heads. The Mindsize version featured a similar 'breakdown' at the end..
So Good To See Me
This song never really went anywhere. Definitely the song that no one could remember the name of, it didn't accomplish a whole lot.. . Lyrically, this song is obviously a farce. Taking 'selfism' and putting it into the light for what it does, and how wrong it is..
Slow
This song is probably one of the 'filler' tracks on 'Sin'. It wasn't a single. It wasn't much of a concert hit. In fact, this song was rarely mentioned at all. Why is that? Who knows. Maybe it's just not that good. It was one of the rare mellow tracks on 'Sin'. Slightly dreamy and somewhat playful. Aaron came up with some good background vocals, and Nick's bass line quite nice. I suppose 'Slow' just helped round out the album. We'll leave it at that..
Slipknot
Of all the Poor Old Lu songs to show up on Napster in great number, this one did. I always found that strange until I heard that there was also a band called Slipknot. I can only imagine all those people who downloaded this song thinking it was the other band! Very amusing..
Sickly
'Sickly' was written entirely in the studio over the course of a few hours. The guys (Aaron, Nick & Jesse) began to jam on a moody song in the main room while I (Scott) tried to work out a suitable melody and lyrics. Without much warning 'Sickly' was born. Very moody. Slightly aggressive. Quiet and loud. 'Sickly' remains one of my very favorite Lu songs - partly because I think it's a good song, and partly because of how mysteriously it came to be. Coupled with 'My World Falls Down' on the tail end, 'Sickly' has also been a favorite concert song. An equally moody video for 'Sickly' can be found on Poor Old Lu's 1995 video cassette, 'Sit & Stare'..
Shutting Down
good night. sleep tight. the sun is set. and day is night. just you rest. it's all alright. but it's the same,. day to day. why can't i. sleep this away.
Shine
'Shine' was written awhile before Mindsize was recorded and, in fact, had no ties (musically) to any other songs that we had written. It was set apart in that it featured piano, something we hadn't had much of before. In retrospect, naming the song 'Shine' wasn't the brightest idea (no pun intended)... since every band out there seems to have a 'Shine' song. Oh well..
Ring True
'Ring True' is probably the most "intentionally" worshipful song that Lu has. Written just before recording 'Sin' (and finished up in the studio), it is probably most notable for its raw sounds, catchy groove, and the fact that Aaron sings lead vocal. 'Ring True' happened to be one of the most successful singles that Lu ever released and was always a fun song for live shows..
Revolve
It promises much, it promises you'll never be cold. The words are such as to turn you until you are sold. And walk in this rut and run in the ground where we know.
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