#Quit past tense download

Finally, to Jorge Torres - my highest accomplishment in life is living out my creative dreams and ambitions with you every day. Jose Macias and Javier Martinez, thank you for continuing to make music with me and for leaving your imprint on this record, particularly with Phantom Limb and Connie Francis. I’d also like to thank Scott Hallquist - thank you for bringing your passion and enthusiasm to this project. Thank you for helping me make this EP possible, and for inviting me to join your family of artists. I’d like to thank Rosie Varela, Justin Oser, Sebastian Estrada, and Ross Ingram from Hogar Records. Recording and audio engineering by Ross Ingram at Brainville, Sunland Park, New MexicoĪlbum Layout and Art Design by Roosevelvet Design Ross Ingram - keys on “Phantom Limb” and “You Used to Believe In Me” Produced, mixed & mastered by Scott HallquistĬo-Production & extra guitars by Jorge Torres By processing both painful and poignant reflections, the El Paso based songwriter has moved into a new phase, and welcomes others to join the reprieve. On their latest EP Living in the Past Tense, produced by Scott Hallquist of punk band Ten Foot Pole, Davis is peeling back the protective layers that have shielded them from true introspection and learning to be as openly honest and abrasive as they can about their lived experiences. No longer afraid of hiding behind what’s expected, or bending to the will of perceptions, they are instead turning to the freedom of catharsis. “Davis soars with insightful wordplay and a whole lot of sincerity.” - Take Effect Reviewsįor the first time in their life, Emily Davis is making music for themself. “Davis comes armed with a belting, powerful voice, bringing to mind other great female vocalists like The Cranberries’ Dolores O’Riordan, Jenny Lewis, and Neko Case.” -V13

#Quit past tense download

I should’ve called it what it was when it was all I knewīut my timid tongue refused like it was trained to doĪnd I wear your silence like a death sentenceīandcamp download includes a bonus track with an acoustic mix of 'Know When To Quit.'

The past perfect continuous is made from had been and the -ing form of a verb. To all else, it endeavors to be a cave dwellerįinds shelter in the seeds of doubt it sowsĬovertly, it pervades, shirking parties and paradesĪn inescapable gaze and a whispering scream The past perfect is made from the verb had and the past participle of a verb: I had finished the work. It lingers like fog, clings on like a phantom limb

You can sever off abuse enacted on an ugly whimīut it lingers like fog, clings on like a phantom limb Mistook your face in crowds with its familiar contempt I carried your derision across the continent