But I Tell You
(2005) - Purchase Here
Our flagship album. While this is the second album from The Cobalt Season, it is the one that thrust us into a more public life.
This project is angsty and passionate…an attempt to express a longing for more.
SONGS:
Like Jesus
American Empire
Dream
The Bottom Line
Twenty-Eight
Glory
Pull Me Through
My Pilgrimage
El Greco
I, Obstruction
The Great Inversion
CREDITS:
Produced, Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Ryan Lee Sharp.
Artwork by Holly and Ryan Sharp.
Ryan Sharp - Vocals, Guitars, Banjo, Piano and Keys, Percussion
Holly Sharp - Background Vocals
Jasen Ashdown - Banjo on Dream
Ben Price - Bass
Jesse Nason - Drums
November 2nd, 2007 at 10:52 am
Hey Ryan…i am moved my man…moved…raw…pure…
love playing along…wonder if there is anyway to get some chord charts for this album…im a youth pastor and am getting my students into some music that truly speaks…
Aaron Strumpel is playing at our church this weekend…a real stretch for some of our folks..but beautiful
let me know
matt
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