Hello HeartacheReady
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Song · Nostalgia

Hello Heartache

By Mark Neihart

Written at 52 · Music from my 50's, see the decade on the Music page

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The words

Lyrics

Hello Heartache Words and Music by Mark Neihart ©2013 Dancing Deer, llc Hello heartache my old friend I thought you’d given up on me That you finally set me free To live my life in peace But you showed your face again Yes, you’ve come to take your toll Upon my very soul But somehow it makes me whole Cause you are my emptiness And you are my pain An extension of my happiness And they’re both the same You’re the mirror in my hand And I can plainly see A man that looks like me Yet somehow he’s more free So I’m trying to understand How you compliment my life When all you bring is strife And the misery at hand Cause you are my emptiness And you are my pain An extension of my happiness And they’re both the same

From Mark’s lyric sheet.
Dates
Written 2011
Recorded 2012
Released 2014
from the archive dataset
Status
ActiveUnreleasedSketch
active · from the archive dataset
Collection
Archive
MN-MUS-01944.1 kHz / 24-bit / 2ch

Credits

Artist
Mark Neihart
Written by
Mark Neihart
Engineered by
Mike Sasich; Mark Neihart (additional recording)
Produced by
Mark Neihart and Nick Neihart
Recorded at
ManvsMusic - SLC
Performed by
  • Mark NeihartElectric guitars, Electric Bass, Hammond B3 organ, Vocals
  • Dan ThomasDrums
The story

Story & notes

Story to come

How the song came to be, in Mark’s own words.

Notes to come

Recording notes, instruments and versions.

Recordings & versions

Other versions

  1. HelloHeartach1mix/master · WAV2012-11-30
  2. HelloHeartach1mix/master · WAV2012-11-30
  3. HelloHeartachmix/master · WAV2012-08-13
  4. HelloHeartachmix/master · WAV2012-08-13
  5. HelloHeartachmix/master · WAV2012-08-13
  6. HelloHeartachmix/master · WAV2012-08-13

6 other versions in the archive; press play on any row to hear it (one plays at a time).

Album artworkSee the Nostalgia CD artwork →Front, back, inside panels & photo
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