Open with simple beat on the Hi-Tap. Transition into string. Dive head-first into a low baritone exploration of depression in lyrics. Add easy piano chords to complement high harmonies. Don’t leave my hyper heart alone on the water. Keep the violins high and light to help the story along. Mute the electric guitar to add edge to the tone. Don’t stop; never waver ‘cause I don’t want to get over you. This is a personal song, written for a band member who suffered with depression for most his life and it impacted the band dynamics. I live in a city sorrow built. It’s in my honey, it’s in my milk. Bryan needed help, so he found it in music and his friends. He has lived his life with this disease for so long, he’s not sure how he would function
