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Don't You Know Them?

by Tyler Nimon

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1.
Lost Melody 03:01
Such a sweet melody That my mother sang when I was just a babe But now the melody is gone and it's been years since I looked in her eyes Seems like yesterday she was next to me but I was never good with goodbyes Such a sweet song she sang for me And though the melody's forgotten, the beauty of her voice held true I still recall her face I think about her every day And though she's gone, her love lives on inside of me Inside of me Such a sweet melody That my mother sang when I was just a little babe I still recall her face I think about her every day And though she's gone, her love lives on inside of me And though she's gone, her love lives on inside of me Inside of me
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City Lights 02:38
All these winter days, keeping me inside Blinded by the city lights and days gone by Seemed like yesterday was never too far So unexpectedly, you walked into my arms I've been living a lie, don't it seem? But what are lies to love if you don't know what they mean? Don't it seem strange enough, now that you're gone? Keeping me up, I don't know if I can be that strong I've been chasing the light Fearing the night, scared of my own dreams I've been fooling myself Looking for love when I don't know what it means So give me those winter nights Give me those lonely times And maybe then, we'll meet again Under those city lights
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I've been waiting for you on the other side But you never did give me a break I've been shouting your name in the morning light Something tells me that that's a mistake Am I wrong to think I suffered? Am I wrong if you agree? So lean on someone else Cause clearly you don't need me So pack your bags cause you're leaving tonight Now you'll see what kind of man I can be Now you'll see what kind of man I can be I've been looking into the mirror Saying, “who is this man that I see?” Now he's looking a little bit older I still don't believe that he's me Is he wrong to think he's suffered Is he wrong if I disagree So lean on someone else Cause clearly you don't need me So pack your bags cause you're leaving tonight Now you'll see what kind of man I can be Now you see what kind of man I can be I'm not trying to be funny That's not exactly my kind of game I'm not scared to say “you gotta be on your way” But if I knock on the door and see you crying on the floor Well this is what I'll say Oh these will be the words I say Lean on someone else Cause clearly you don't need me So walk out that door Don't come back no more Now you see what kind of man I can be Now you see you weren't meant for me
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She was standing on the corner with her trench coat He was driving down the street with his headlights out Then he thought he caught her smiling at him Down and out and then he turned his car around By the time she got next to him Blood was on the floor and the money was gone And it always stays the same All that changes are the faces and the names Don't you know them? Always hiding our faces in shame Never thought to look at the man in the mirror Do you think he was to blame? Midnight, starting his day job Never thought things would get so low Flippin' rock on his spot on the west side Make a dime on a poor man's little high Face down in a pool of his own blood Another dime on someone else's life Just as soon as his name hit the headlines She was walking out the door with the baby in her arms Saying, “Better or for worse, life will go on for you anyway” And it always stays the same All that changes are the faces and the names Don't you know them? Always hiding our faces in shame Never thought to look at the man in the mirror Do you think he was to blame? And I hope that this time Will be the last time I see myself as the enemy And first time I realize my place in this life

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released February 8, 2020

Produced by Roland Lim and Tyler Nimon
Mixing and mastering by Roland Lim

Lost Melody
Words and music by Tyler Nimon
Tyler Nimon - Vocals, guitars
James Hamilton - Drums
Sonny Lee - Tenor sax
Roland Lim - Mixing, mastering

City Lights
Words and music by Tyler Nimon and Roland Lim
Tyler Nimon - Vocals, guitars
Roland Lim - Keyboards, mixing, mastering
James Hamilton - Drums

Lean On Someone Else
Words and music by Tyler Nimon
Tyler Nimon - Vocals, guitars
James Hamilton - Drums
Matthew Barenie - Alto sax

Don't You Know Them?
Words and music by Tyler Nimon and Roland Lim
Roland Lim - Vocals, keyboards, drums, mixing, mastering
Tyler Nimon - Vocals, guitars

Cover photo by Erica Hayashi

Special thanks to Roland Lim for remixing these songs and giving them a second chance!

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Tyler Nimon Kobe, Japan

Tyler Nimon is an American singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, teacher, and world traveler.

Tyler writes and records his own original music, and also produces music for American and Japanese artists.

He has been working with his longtime friend, collaborator, and mixing engineer, Roland Lim since the start of his musical journey in the early 2000s.
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