"Soft Collection (1 & 2)_copy" genre: Pop
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	The first oeuvre from a larger song cycle called the Soft Collection.
	CD: I Held Her, Yeah   Label: Building Records Credits: Michael Comiskey
	Story Behind the Song It's one of those wet wintry days. Get warm, dive deeper into bed, skip out on work, wonder why you don't have a steady relationship and why your life seems to always just go to hell almost predictably. Realizing age is just a corner away, and closer. Recording notes: "I held her, yeah" was recorded during practice before we got our bass player--acc guitar, lead, and drums. It was piped through three mikes into a board and then down to one channel mono on a DAT. When we got the bass player, we mixed the mono track onto a 4-track reel to reel, eq'ing it somewhat, and then amazingly, Jim the bassplayer did a one take overdub onto the reel to reel while simultaneously mixing the mess back onto DAT. Back to mono, ghostmixed and serious. This should get someone's attention ($$$ to make a better, radioright recording.) Lyrics Soft Collection Inside my soft collection the pallid moon arrives my studied misdirection correct its course again. If you will whisper-listen if you will whisper-listen if you will whisper-listen the smallest song might bring you in. Searching for stability in all this human frailty, looking for relation through all this mixed-up poetry. Trying to get the courage up to say that it's not enough, it's not enough, I say I'm not all right today. It crumbles down to poetry to lift the guitar at gloaming, to coax the blue notes again you ask me why I crawled back in my bed today soft collection falling faster turned under turned under turned under.

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