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Jason Collett — Hangover Days
Album: Idols of Exile
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Released: 2006
Length: 4:11
Plays (last 30 days): 0
It was in your basement apartment
With all of its earth and sea
Making love on the carpet
Under the light of the TV
Outside the sour moon minstrels
Shook their dark tambourines
The morning came in sinister
Well window light menacing

With clouds up above and clouds down below
Killing time but it won't stand still
It won't stand still

I told you I'll never make a promise
A promise I can keep
I thanked you for being honest
I told you, don't pull that shit on me
These are the hangover days
Of frosted glass, metallic gleam
All these non-new places
They erase your memory

We try so hard, we try so hard
We try so hard
We try so hard to love
We try so hard to love

It was underneath London bridge
I finally realized what you mean
Meanwhile all of fashion's latest
Were nipping at the heels of history
I tried to send you a postcard
But all you could write were apologies
So out the Columbia hotel window
I threw my heart into the street
With stars up above and stars down below
Killing time but it won't stand still
It won't stand still

We try so hard
We try so hard
We try so hard to love
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 sharkey wrote:
 Thanks for asking. Looked it up on "artists website" and to my surprise Jason Collett is from my hometown, Toronto CANADA. Check it out -  https://www.arts-crafts.ca/jasoncollett/index2.php



14 years ago and I'm still here. Greetings from Brazil.
Maybe it's Shag Carpet.

 
fredriley wrote:
This makes me feel as if I'm stuck with a couple exchanging intimate memories, which is a bit disconcerting. It's also awfully dull... {#Sleep}

"Making love on the carpet" - I hope it's a wool rug, as nylon carpets can give you b@stard carpet burns that sting. I know.

 


Paul McCartney must be turning over in his grave
This makes me feel as if I'm stuck with a couple exchanging intimate memories, which is a bit disconcerting. It's also awfully dull... {#Sleep}

"Making love on the carpet" - I hope it's a wool rug, as nylon carpets can give you b@stard carpet burns that sting. I know.

 lophrequa wrote:

everyone, look busy!

 
No need to work, the government will take care of you

 jonahboo wrote:

OBAMA IS COMING

 lophrequa wrote:
everyone, look busy!
 
{#Lol}

w/ Emily Haines singing backup = nice!
 jonahboo wrote:
OBAMA IS COMING
 
everyone, look busy!

 mefrombrazil wrote:
very good voices. where is this band from/
Thanks for asking. Looked it up on "artists website" and to my surprise Jason Collett is from my hometown, Toronto CANADA. Check it out -  https://www.arts-crafts.ca/jasoncollett/index2.php

Underneath London bridge? Hangover on a boat - even worse.
 mandolin wrote:

...definitely!..i had to log on when hearing this just because of the george harrison resemblance...
 
Yes!  I was hearing that but not making the connection.  Very very nice!

OBAMA IS COMING
 shmuelman wrote:
Really nice duet. Is it just me, or does this sound like a George Harrison song off of Cloud Nine?
 
...definitely!..i had to log on when hearing this just because of the george harrison resemblance...
I like
Twangy Ray Davies.
Really nice duet. Is it just me, or does this sound like a George Harrison song off of Cloud Nine?

Like everyone below, I think emily haines sounds beautiful here. Frankly, she sounds beautiful everywhere.
Dig the cover, dig the song, dig the duet AND I dig the text.
Sounds a LOT like "Good to be on the Road Back Home Again" by Cornershop. But not bad...
really enjoyed that song
sounds like 'THE RIVERS OF BABYLON'.
very good voices. where is this band from/
Is that Macey Gray?? Noo...after looking up Jason Collett's website, I found this, "...Emily Haines, the latter lending her inimitable vocals to the road-song duet "Hangover Days." Oooooo, Emily sounds gooooood!!!!
Something special when you live in a city called 'Hannover'.
I like it. Nice duet.
Sounds like the dude in the subway singing for change. I just don't like his voice.
trying hard NOT to sound like the traveling wilburys or george harrison...
Sounds like Cake
rluking wrote:
I've been trying to forget Temporary Secretary for years. Thanks a lot...
Thanks, thanks alot for that refresher. Don't go jumping waterfalls.
Gribnif wrote:
Funny, it actually reminds me of some of the stuff George Harrison put out in recent years--in a bad way.
I can hear that. They're trying so hard, though.
Sounds like an uninspired combination of Wilco & Iris DeMent.
No, it is not. Farquwaar wrote:
Is this the next NEXT New Dylan??
canz wrote:
Who's the female artist on this? Is it wass'er name from Catatonia? ... Cerys Matthews?
Emily Haines, lead singer of the canadian band "Metric"
katalyst wrote:
reminds me of Paul Mcartney, when he went solo.
I've been trying to forget Temporary Secretary for years. Thanks a lot...
mcoderre wrote:
It sounds like the leed signer from Metric, but I could be wrong... sounds like her tho.. :)
It is indeed, good ear! They were both in Broken Social Scene at one point.
Nope, I don't get this one.
Really like this one.......
So funny. I could have SWORN that was the inescapable Norah Jones. So inescapable, I've started thinking other people are her. :)
The distaff side sounds like Feist.
Nice... kind of refreshing.
canz wrote:
Who's the female artist on this? Is it wass'er name from Catatonia? ... Cerys Matthews?
It sounds like the leed signer from Metric, but I could be wrong... sounds like her tho.. :)
Is this the next NEXT New Dylan??
This is why you listen to RP; To hear that catchy tune from an artist you've never heard before... (and then of course use RP's links to go buy it)
Who's the female artist on this? Is it wass'er name from Catatonia? ... Cerys Matthews?
If I didn't know any better, I'd think it was Ron Sexsmith and Norah Jones. Fun and enjoyable duet. Say hi to "Ralph" for me too on that big white telephone.
How ironic is this? I'm actually hung over! Weird!
katalyst wrote:
reminds me of Paul Mcartney, when he went solo.
Funny, it actually reminds me of some of the stuff George Harrison put out in recent years--in a bad way.
laprincessa wrote:
I like her voice, sounds like a cross between Jenny Lewis and maybe... Loretta Lynn? Nice combo.
Jenny Lewis and Norah Jones, perhaps?
I'm diggin' on this - Emily is the lead singer of Metric. I like her voice, sounds like a cross between Jenny Lewis and maybe... Loretta Lynn? Nice combo.
reminds me of Paul Mcartney, when he went solo.
Good song, but I'm not too fond of Emily Haines vocals.
never heard of... good song
cpugeek01 wrote:
The female vocalist on this track I believe is Emily Haines. She is the lead singer for the band Metric. I believe she wrote this sond in fact.
This is great stuff!
bobringer wrote:
I know that chick... but from where?? (UPDATE: Sounds like the chick from Shivaree had a kid with the chick from Rilo Kiley)
The female vocalist on this track I believe is Emily Haines. She is the lead singer for the band Metric. I believe she wrote this sond in fact.
Whirlpool wrote:
UH-OH Hangover. Run to the toilet.
Say "Hi!" to Ralph on the big white phone...
is that Jenny Lewis?
UH-OH Hangover. Run to the toilet.
Saw Jason & his band open for Feist a few months ago..excellent show. He was a complete surprise. Check him out if you get the chance
Cool tune. Female vocals by Emily Haines from Metric if I am not mistaken...
I know that chick... but from where?? (UPDATE: Sounds like the chick from Shivaree had a kid with the chick from Rilo Kiley)
Hangover days... gee, what are those? EDIT: She sounds the female vocalist in the Stars to me.