Key: G# minor
Verse 1
D
C
Silver Season is a listening album
and I really worked hard on
tracking the track listing
and the band and I worked hard on the
sonic textures
to make it feel like a movement,
like the music could be one big
piece of the bed
that just kind of holds
this whole idea
and all these ideas.
C
C#
ticularly had
message of at the end of
those around me
part of that
C
B
and having that experience has been something
that's changed me forever
C
D
C
and I think that it's it's not hard to love
and I think that it's it's alright to do
that
and to love those around us.
So it was meant to be a nice
C
B
and a reward for those who sat
there and listened to it
and were able to be a part of that.
C
D
C
So the song is about a number of things,
C#
C
but the Ragged Bone Man
was traditionally someone from Europe,
where they coined the term,
and sell them, rags and bones.
D
C
So I feel like it's kind of a song that represents these are the people
C#
D
C
that are maybe whom a lot of others see as the least among us,
and they can look down
upon people like that.
But there's this idea to me
that at the end of the day
we are all people,
we are all doing things
B
C#
and we all have goals
and things like money and jobs
C#
C
should not define who anyone is
D
B
And that is the idea
we should just share some
love
B
rather than separation.
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ChordsC D B C#
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