Track .003

© 2005 Eutychus Falling

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Intangible
(Josh Campbell-Brian Weber -1996)

We're just sitting here
got nowhere else to go
We're just sitting here
got nothing else to be
And somewhere something's said
for sitting very still
To speculate what someone meant
when they said we were free

Someone's laughing but I didn't get the joke
I see you standing there
behind your cloud of smoke
Intoxicating memories
but there's a time to sit
Let's take a moment to be real
Let's take this moment to be real

There's more here than what is seen
Another world behind the scenes of it all
What I know I can't explain
It's something that just came innate to me
Show you by the sense of touch
I'd like to do that very much its intangible
And all I know is if I could
Well then I'd wonder if I should have to

Wonder if I should have to
while we're sitting here
Should I have to when you possess it too
And sometimes something's said
for sitting very still
Let's take a moment to be real
It's your moment to be real…

produced by: Eutychus Falling and Greg Eichelberger
mixed/engineered by: Greg Eichelberger, Grevan Studios
music: Josh Campbell
lyrics and melody: Brian Weber

Lead vocals: Brian Weber
Guitars: Josh Campbell
Bass: Josh Jahn
Drums: Brian Walker

notes: This is another old one Josh and I wrote way back in the Joliet days. He came up with this cool little progression on his acoustic guitar... very repetitious but very catchy. To this day I like the feel and sound of it... we've tried it as a full band and I think it is one of my bro-in-law's (Bill Carroll) favorite songs of ours. But we don't play it much live... it's like we have all these great ideas for it and it could be awesome with multiple layers and some production but it's hard to just simply play with our instrumentation... I still like the rawness of it though... lyrically it is about the fact that there is a whole spiritual world behind this tangible world that we live in... and perhaps it is even more real than the world we know. But we tend to trust what we can touch and yet we are not satisfied and long for more.... --Brian Weber

more notes: This song has gone through quite an evolution. The final cut on the CD These Three Remain is quite a bit different from how the song started out. Josh C reworked the whole thing and it has this real raw blues feel to it now. It's a great version of the song. Hope you enjoy... --Brian Weber 4/14/05