"cover" genre: Experimental/Post Rock
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	bittersweet double-bass sliding, organ humming, drum-kit skitting song about both sides of love.
	CD: -unreleased-   Label: -unreleased- Credits: written, performed, recorded and produced by tom vernon-kell. recorded in pete's garage.
	Story Behind the Song chain-smoking bar confession to stranger in empty city bar that the main problem is you'd prefer to be without love than constantly tempted with it. lyrics written driving through London. recorded in one evening. Lyrics when you get home there's gonna be a big present waiting on your bedside table she said. it's your stanley knife smile cutting into me. that's why I cover my ears when you talk to me that's why. so you sit there sister, getting cold with only camel lights to keep you warm. you're in a great big car now, polluting. that coffee cup has never looked so good. it's the way you say my name like you're joking. that's why i cover my ears when you talk to me that's why. you're not gonna get very far with a smile like that.

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