Lopsided Gyre
from Ghosts To Ancestors by Eric Anders and Mark O'Bitz
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lyrics
Lopsided Gyre
(©2018 Anders/O’Bitz)
Seen enough, it’s not okay
Comin’ around again today
The simple minds are easily afraid
Keep it stupid simple … their way
How do we live a lopsided gyre
How do we hope as the seas get higher
Where do we turn all the rot turns strange
Nowhere to go if we cannot change
Can’t change
Seen before but not the same
Headed down from down, no game
The simplest minds say what count as sane
Keep it stupid simple … their way
How do we live a lopsided gyre
How do we hope as the seas get higher
Where do we turn all the rot turns strange
Nowhere to go if we cannot change
Can’t change
Ooh, ooh oh, ooh, ooh
How do we live a lopsided gyre
How do we hope as the seas get higher
Where do we turn all the rot turns strange
Nowhere to go if we cannot change
Can’t change
(©2018 Anders/O’Bitz)
Seen enough, it’s not okay
Comin’ around again today
The simple minds are easily afraid
Keep it stupid simple … their way
How do we live a lopsided gyre
How do we hope as the seas get higher
Where do we turn all the rot turns strange
Nowhere to go if we cannot change
Can’t change
Seen before but not the same
Headed down from down, no game
The simplest minds say what count as sane
Keep it stupid simple … their way
How do we live a lopsided gyre
How do we hope as the seas get higher
Where do we turn all the rot turns strange
Nowhere to go if we cannot change
Can’t change
Ooh, ooh oh, ooh, ooh
How do we live a lopsided gyre
How do we hope as the seas get higher
Where do we turn all the rot turns strange
Nowhere to go if we cannot change
Can’t change
credits
from Ghosts To Ancestors,
released July 2, 2019
Eric Anders - Vocals
Mark O’Bitz - Acoustic Guitar, Piano
Randy Ray Mitchell - Electric Guitar, Electric Bass
Arlan Schierbaum - B3
Lynne Fiddmont - Backing Vocals
Kudisan Kai - Backing Vocals
Sally Dworsky - Backing Vocals
Phil Jones - Drums
Eric Anders - Vocals
Mark O’Bitz - Acoustic Guitar, Piano
Randy Ray Mitchell - Electric Guitar, Electric Bass
Arlan Schierbaum - B3
Lynne Fiddmont - Backing Vocals
Kudisan Kai - Backing Vocals
Sally Dworsky - Backing Vocals
Phil Jones - Drums
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Anders/O'Bitz California
Singer-songwriter Eric Anders (right) and guitarist-composer Mark O'Bitz (left) both hail from California. Eric and Mark have been working on music together since Eric's 2003 debut release, Not At One--like all of Eric's solo releases it was mostly Anders/O'Bitz. The guys started releasing music as a duo in 2018 with Of All These Things and have released at least an album every year after that. ... more
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