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Almost
10,683
Rock
Almost was released on March 23, 2004 by Arts & Crafts Productions Inc. as a part of the album All Of Our Names
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Release DateMarch 23, 2004
LabelArts & Crafts Productions Inc.
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM112

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Sarah Harmer
Sarah Harmer
Vocals
Marty Kinack
Marty Kinack
Guitar
Gavin Brown
Gavin Brown
Drums
Howie Beck
Howie Beck
Bass Guitar
Ian Thornley
Ian Thornley
Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Sarah Harmer
Sarah Harmer
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Sarah Harmer
Sarah Harmer
Producer
Marty Kinack
Marty Kinack
Producer
Gavin Brown
Gavin Brown
Producer

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
I almost dialed your number when I thought the coast was clear
'Cause it's looked up for so long at me
And said, call me please
But the place was closing
The counter girl turned the sign
The cooks were getting their coats
And I got mine
And said goodnight to the sea of empty seats
[Verse 2]
And if I am a sailor
You are the warm gulf wind
And you've blown in to this little port and roused my dreams again
[Verse 3]
I see my mouth moving when I talk to you
I do
I see my lips and I feel like a kid
Who can't keep something hid
[Verse 4]
'Cause I've been under the paper you were writing on
You left your impression long after you'd gone on me
Marks only I can see
[Verse 5]
And if I am a sailor
You are the warm gulf wind
And you've blown in to this little port and roused my dreams again
[Verse 6]
When we say sometime later
You know that we don't say when
You have blown in to this little port and roused my dreams again
[Verse 7]
I almost dialed your number when I thought the coast was clear
'Cause it's looked up for so long at me
And said, call me please
[Verse 8]
And if I am a sailor
You are the warm gulf wind
And you've blown in to this little port and roused my dreams again
[Verse 9]
When we say sometime later
You know that we don't say when
You have blown in to this little port and roused my dreams again
[Verse 10]
Roused my dreams
Sailor to wind
Written by: Sarah Harmer
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