Silo, by Doron Diamond

Silo

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1.	Sisyphus (In the Morning) 02:56		buy track
2.	If You Become Your Father... 03:15	lyrics	buy track
Everyone I know is faltered No one seems to understand That everyone becomes their father All except for you my friend... Everyone I know Everyone I see You will always become The same as you wanna be Everytime that I feel empty I look inside and what do I find A children's choir the turn of a century I pick apart my fragile mind I can see it through... I can see it through...
3.	John Muir 03:05	info	buy track
4.	I Thought I Understood 05:38		buy track
5.	Madeline, It's All in Your Head 04:09		buy track
6.	And If... 03:50		buy track
7.	Cold as a Winter's Snow 04:03		buy track
8.	Job Hunt 03:11		buy track
9.	Gil's Song (Who Were You Then?) 04:29		buy track
10.	What To Say? 03:58		buy track
11.	Balloons 05:56		buy track
12.	Doron Diamond's Last Day On Earth 03:53		buy track

My debut album. Every note was written and recorded at home. Strongly recommended for those who like Lo-Fi, quirky, DIY pop music.

released December 31, 2005

Album produced by Doron Diamond. All instruments played by Doron Diamond except for piano, by Jack Ipekjian on track 10.

Doron Diamond Los Angeles, California

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