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The Sweater

from Frame By Frame by T. Buckley

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    12" vinyl record with dust sleeve, insert with lyrics, mp3 download card and jacket. All shrink-wrapped for your freshness.

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It’s amazing the memories something as simple as a piece of clothing can conjure up. This tune is about the passage of time and a reminder to treasure the special moments while you’re in them.

lyrics

Lyrics to The Sweater:

Well, I thought that it got left behind, somewhere along the way
With the ball caps and the playing cards, from your younger days
But I found it in a cardboard box, labelled stuff to go
The sweater that you wore, white and black and gold

Shipped out from the east coast, where our roots run deep
Stitched for you to grow into, it came down to your feet
And despite all of my caution, you were gonna wear it proud
Tattered edges show every tiny toddler tumble down

And every season has to change, every bird is bound to find its wings
And the days might seem to crawl by, but the years just fly

To think it ever fit you, looks too small to believe
Your own man now with little ones, with their own hopes and dreams
And I hope you don’t make my mistake, never slowin’ down
Precious things and memories are all that I’ve got now

And every season has to change, every bird is bound to find its wings
And the days might seem to crawl by, but the years just fly
They just fly
They just fly
They just fly
Found it in a cardboard box, labelled stuff to go

credits

from Frame By Frame, released November 5, 2021
CREDITS:
RECORDED AT Studio Bell home of The National Music Centre – Calgary, Alberta, Canada. November, 2020
PRODUCED, ENGINEERED AND MIXED BY Jeff Kynoch
ASSISTANT ENGINEER Eric Cinnamon
MASTERING Dave Horrocks at Infinite Wave Mastering, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
GRAPHIC DESIGN Roberta Landreth
ALBUM COVER PHOTOGRAPHY Sebastian Buzzalino at Unfolding Creative Photography
LINER NOTES PHOTOGRAPHY Brett Connors and Brett Ferster, The Light Factory

MUSICIANS:
T. BUCKLEY - Vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica
STEVE FLETCHER - Hammond organ, Wurlitzer, piano, synths
MITCH JAY - Electric guitar, acoustic guitar, pedal steel, mandolin, dobro, banjo
JESSE DOLLIMONT - Vocals, mandolin, acoustic guitar, piano, tambourine
JEFF KYNOCH - Omnichord, percussion, high strung guitar, synths, mellotron
KEITH REMPEL - Bass, vocals
DAN STADNICKI - Drums, percussion

ALL SONGS WRITTEN BY T. Buckley EXCEPT Fathers Child – by T. Buckley and
John Wort Hannam PUBLISHED BY Fallen Tree Songs II (SOCAN)

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T. Buckley Calgary, Alberta

T. Buckley stands quietly among a disappearing ilk of true craftsmen. His soul and voice are unmistakably genuine alongside his Western roots resulting in a class of songsmith long revered and scarcely achieved.

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