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World Closing In

from March of Tracks by Jesse Brewster

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Hooky upbeat gypsy-jazz influenced jam laced with soaring fiddle and guitar solos, big background vocals and a footstomping rhythm

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Eerily enough, I find myself alone again
In this tiny room
Betrayed by a friend, abandoned by a lover
With the world closing in

But you, never listened to the doubters
Steadfast and secure
You helped me to believe again

If it’s lonely at the top, there’s no doubt that it’s lonelier
At the bottom looking up
Before you came along, the only solace was my solitude
And the pain I grew to love

But now, you’ve opened up my eyes
Sifted through the muck
And held me to my word

It’s getting quiet in my head
Voices fade and distorted
I take a breath

I can’t believe looking back, all the pain and the worry
That I put so many through
Now the voices are gone, I hope I won’t be tempted
To get lost inside my head

But still, the memory keeps on haunting
Will I ever be free
Or a just slave to mind?

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from March of Tracks, released August 26, 2014
Jesse Brewster - lead and backing vocals, lead guitar, 6 string banjo
James DePrato - lead and rhythm guitar, mandolin, left hand piano
Mary Pitchford - fiddle
Dan Feiszli - upright bass
Allyson Paige - backing vocals

Produced by James DePrato and Jesse Brewster
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Nino Moschella

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Songwriter, singer and guitarist Jesse Brewster has been bringing his blend of rock, Americana and folk to audiences in the Bay Area and across the US for the last 15 yrs. Whether performing solo or with his cast of some of the best players on the West Coast at his side, Brewster captivates audiences with his dynamic original songs. His music has been featured on KFOG, CNN and NPR. ... more

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