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Song Of The Week 9/17/15: Been So Down

from 2015 Songs Of The Week by Timmy Sean

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After a month of Beatles covers, a live track, and an acoustic version of a Sir Video, I'm back with a brand new original...well brand new for anyone outside of the members of my old band LUZER. We workshopped this tune a little bit back in 2006 under the name "Too Late," and even attempted to record it, but I was never really happy with how the final product was turning out. I always loved the chords and the chorus, but felt like the lyrics and arrangement needed a complete overhaul. So this week, I did just that. I built it from the ground up using all new lyrics and a new verse melody, and I'm finally really happy with it.

Fighting a bit of a cold this week, I was worried my voice would be a bit too torn up to sing, but I was determined to get this one done in time for Thursday. In fact, in the end, I think the hoarseness gave me just a hint of that great Don Henley raspiness, which actually fit the vibe of this tune pretty well.

Here is the song once known as "Too Late" (not to be confused with an upcoming Song Of The Week by essentially the same name), but now and forever known as "Been So Down."

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from 2015 Songs Of The Week, released January 1, 2015
Written, performed, engineered, produced, and mixed by Timmy Sean.
Drum tracks engineered and produced by Ronni Santmyer.

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