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Baseball
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Alternative
Baseball was released on October 27, 2017 by Karisma Records as a part of the album Blackbox
album cover
Release DateOctober 27, 2017
LabelKarisma Records
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Major Parkinson
Major Parkinson
Performer
Linn Frøkedal
Linn Frøkedal
Lead Vocals
Jon Ivar Kollbotn
Jon Ivar Kollbotn
Lead Vocals
Eivind Gammersvik
Eivind Gammersvik
Bass Guitar
Lars Christian Bjørknes
Lars Christian Bjørknes
Synthesizer
Claudia Cox
Claudia Cox
Violin
Sondre Sagstad Veland
Sondre Sagstad Veland
Drums
Volve Vokal
Volve Vokal
Performer
Sondre Skollevoll
Sondre Skollevoll
Electric Guitar
Øystein Bech-Eriksen
Øystein Bech-Eriksen
Electric Guitar
Jonas Flemsæter Hamre
Jonas Flemsæter Hamre
Saxophone
Joar Lemme
Joar Lemme
Trombone
Gunleik Gisletveit
Gunleik Gisletveit
Tuba
Andreas Hesselberg Hatzikiriakidis
Andreas Hesselberg Hatzikiriakidis
Trumpet
Thomas Einang Rolland
Thomas Einang Rolland
Vocals
Thea Meidell Sjule
Thea Meidell Sjule
Background Vocals
Idunn Strøm Myklebust
Idunn Strøm Myklebust
Background Vocals
Frida Ekerhovd
Frida Ekerhovd
Background Vocals
Kaja Linder Henriksen
Kaja Linder Henriksen
Background Vocals
Ann Christin Jenssen
Ann Christin Jenssen
Background Vocals
Kristine Norebø
Kristine Norebø
Background Vocals
Signe Wiger
Signe Wiger
Background Vocals
Kine Granum
Kine Granum
Background Vocals
Malene Moen Sætre
Malene Moen Sætre
Background Vocals
Solveig Foldnes Dybsland
Solveig Foldnes Dybsland
Background Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Major Parkinson
Major Parkinson
Songwriter, Composer
Jon Ivar Kollbotn
Jon Ivar Kollbotn
Songwriter
Eivind Gammersvik
Eivind Gammersvik
Songwriter
Lars Christian Bjørknes
Lars Christian Bjørknes
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Yngve Leidulv Sætre
Yngve Leidulv Sætre
Producer
Eivind Gammersvik
Eivind Gammersvik
Producer

Lyrics

Carry the weight of the world in your hand, what a feeling
Defying gravity with murmurs of the make-belief
The showroom glissades in the penny arcade
I was kneeling
You played the base, I played the ball
I was the hunchback on your side
You married the mildew and gossamer under the skylight
You painted Japanese autumn fire maple trees and kites
Riparian meadows consumed by the death of a canvas
Now all the memories are coming back to life again
Back from the dead, the crowd is waiting in anticipation
Circus, bread and Bucky Harris on the television
Ducks on the pond, and Mrs. Truman with a black umbrella
And with a crack of the bat comes the main attraction:
Ayn Rand, Peter Pan and the ghost of Tully Sparks!
Deadpan, hidden hand - the pose of Karl Marx
Brass band plays "A Star Strangled Banner" in reverse
Batter up! it’s baseball!
Paralyzed with joy, marching up the manor marble steps
You can see the gleaming pantaloons on the frosted wedding cake anchored to your mind
“the party’s over, everyone's leaving!”
See the jives and fisticuffs
Men and girls who came and went like moths
Harvesting your dreams of jitterbug flappers
As the penguin in the pit pushes you around
There’s a choir in your mind that can tell you anything
But you can’t always hear the voice that is worth remembering
Time is running out!
There must be some kind of way out of here
I traced the intersections everywhere
And in a time exposure I was shown a hidden message in the cobblestone
And then I woke up in a fevered hypertension
To a silent movie on imperial expansion
I put my head inside a padded leather glove just like a baseball
They picked a bullet from his mutilated shoulder
The son of Sisyphus, the pusher of the boulder
Stitched him together with a needle and a twine
Just like a baseball
I got his baseball!
You breathe the fragrance of your purple cigarettes
Stumbling through the ballroom of the blind
A tapestry of rocketships under salamander skies
Silhouettes of dinosaurs and cogwheels
Carry the weight of the world in your hand, what a feeling!
Now all the memories are coming back to life again
The crepuscular rays and the penny arcades and the kneeling
You were a domino collapsing like a highrise to the ground
Oh, what a night!
Can you feel the music?
Puerto Rican boys are dancing in the hall
Hey Chardonnay, lilac of the seasick!
I’m gonna take you from the brim to the dregs
Month of May, picnic with my best friends
A splendid tonic for my violent delirium
There’s Hemingway!
My resident physician
Batter up!
I’m gonna take you to the moon!
It’s baseball!
Written by: Eivind Gammersvik, Jon Ivar Kollbotn, Lars Christian Bjørknes, Major Parkinson
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