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Not That Kind

from Minus Thieves by Dickie

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NOT THAT KIND

Followed your stars around
Until they dropped in you in the center of town
Left you reaching for a spot on the ground
Lift you over the pitiful sounds
Of your romantic gaze
Talking up the better days

Put you in a valentine spell
Barricaded in a granite hotel
Where all the pictures have a kerosene smell
Rings the tone of drowsy bells
That pulls you far away
Head down and half awake

If I’m floating out there, kill me now
Is it the right time to push you over
The cold crash of one year older
The bones seem dry
I’m not that kind
I’m not that kind

Dressed as a parting gift
Caught your solo with a kodachrome click
While you worked on the bathroom brick
Every sensory is suddenly
Recalled in spades
Snapped on a counterfeit face

If I’m floating out there, pull me down
Is it the right time to push you over
The cold crash of one year older
The bones seem dry
I’m not that kind
I’m not that kind

I see you coming around
I see you cooking up dramatic plays
No reason to recount
You’ve got it all on your timeline
Waiting to be reviewed
I hope they peel you open
Oh, I hope their sights are all on you

If I’m floating out there, kill me now
Is it the right time to push you over
The cold crash of one year older
The bones seem dry
I’m not that kind

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from Minus Thieves, released September 6, 2019
Produced by Pat Sansone and Joshua Shapera
Engineered by Joshua Shapera
Assistant Engineers, Steve McIntosh and Pete Becker
Recorded at The Magic Barn, Solon, IA
Additional recording at Tiny Door Studio, Nashville, TN
Mixed by Joshua Shapera, The Mixin Administration, Chicago, IL
Mastered by Alex McCullough, True East Mastering, Nashville, TN

Dick Prall - vocals, guitar
Billy Barton - drums, guitar, percussion
Pat Sansone - keys, bass, vocals, percussion

All songs written and arranged by Dick Prall except for “The Last Breath of Rock & Roll,” co-arranged with Billy Barton. Additional arrangements by Pat Sansone.

Copyright © & ℗ 2019 Uncle Sally Music (ASCAP)

www.dickiemusic.com

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Dickie’s 2015 album was a moody testimonial of singer-songwriter Dick Prall. Prall took a series of losses and nestled them inside a layered mix that found Dickie on the top of several “Best of” lists. 2019 finds Prall in a nostalgic headspace, partnering with drummer/multi-instrumentalist Billy Barton to produce a stripped-back mix of reflective & pulsating sing-alongs in the latest release. ... more

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