Olive Says by The Ian Fays
"A magical torch song suited for smoky clandestine speakeasys, DIY spaces to the most elegant of jazz lounges. As a creative team that works in styles that span across myriad continuums of modern and post-modern constructs of musical sensibilities; “Olive Says” embraces baroque strings in a waltz that steps and sways inside of an endless melody that you never want to end." - Week In Pop
https://www.weekinpop.com/features/premiere-olives-song-the-ian-fays
Tracklist
| 1. | The Ian Fays - Olive Says | 2:45 |
Lyrics
Oh no I started drinking
Without you again
I really thought that was over
And all those fireworks that are in the dirt
Girl get your hands and dig em on out
The way that you used to make me laugh
I’d cover my hands over my mouth
So how’d those ghosts come and find me?
Thought I left them in the City
In that house that almost broke me
But Olive says she sees the ghosts here, by her bed
Yeah Olive says the ghosts have changed colors
Now they're pink and they're red
So haunt me
Baby
Like old times
Shake me
Baby
Shake the tears out of my eyes
I don’t ask for much I just ask that you try
No I don’t ask for much, do I?
So haunt me
Baby
Like old times
Shake me
Baby
Shake out the Valentines
And don’t forget what Olive said
They're red and pink and pink and red
No don’t forget what Olive said
They're red and pink and pink and red
And oh how I want to dream of other things
And you have the power to do that for me
Credits
Written by The Ian Fays.
Produced, arranged, recorded and mixed by Samuele Palazzi.
Cello by Daniel Moskovits.
Additional Guitar by Alessandro Paderno.
Additional Keys by Julia Cupp.
License
All rights reserved.
We want music to never turn into something boring for us. It would mean that we have become boring. Because music does not die with mp3′s or copyright: boredom is what brings it down, when it becomes a habit. All we need is a small do-it-yourself collective, as tiny as a simple smile.