Color the Air (Single)

by Magen Tracy & the Missed Connections

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lyrics

A clear sky tonight
The trees shape the light
I'm writing again about you
A lifetime ago we played house
Built a home
I may never know how much was true

So tell me you don't even miss me tonight
That's the bitterest thought I can bear
Tell me again, then let it rain
Color the air

I'm filling this room with my voice and a tune
I may never know how much you hear
With words paradoxically caught in my throat
I may never know when you came clear

So tell me you don't even want me tonight
That's the bitterest thought I can bear
Tell me again, then let it rain
Color the air

Sweet talk
By the fires we walked
I remember the heat
You remember the cold
Windblown
All the women I've known
Have been easy to love
But harder to hold

So tell me you don't even want me tonight
That's the bitterest thought I can bear
Tell me again, then let it rain
Color the air

credits

released August 26, 2017
Magen Tracy, vocals, piano, synthesizer
Craig Small, guitars, backing vocals
Stud Green, violin, backing vocals
Sam Spencer, bass
Tamora Gooding, drums

Written by Magen Tracy
Produced by Craig Small
Recorded by Pat DiCenso at Q Division Studios and Craig Small at A Small Studio
Mixed and Mastered by Pat DiCenso

Copyright 2017 BMI

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Magen Tracy Boston, Massachusetts

Soulful vocals, poignant songwriting, and piano-driven rock with a strong dash of sleazy swagger and alt-country twang.

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