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Rooftops
Rock
Rooftops was released on August 12, 2025 by Flat 7 Groove as a part of the album One Too Many - EP
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Release DateAugust 12, 2025
LabelFlat 7 Groove
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM95

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Seola Station
Seola Station
Performer
Ruth Alice Haney
Ruth Alice Haney
Vocals
Brian Sykes
Brian Sykes
Bass
Matt Wetherholt
Matt Wetherholt
Guitar
Brett "Pauly" Woodbury
Brett "Pauly" Woodbury
Guitar
Chad Konsak
Chad Konsak
Drums
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Ruth Alice Haney
Ruth Alice Haney
Composer, Lyrics
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Joe Reineke
Joe Reineke
Recording Engineer
Josh Tyrrell
Josh Tyrrell
Mixing Engineer
Rachel Field
Rachel Field
Mastering Engineer

Lyrics

The rooftops talk
In the dialect of the city where I happen to be
In my dreams they're a sea of clay
Speaking L.A.
I've lingered so long among the asphalt shingles of the Northwest
No one here knows down the coast
The fine mess I made all those miles ago
All those miles ago
All those miles ago
And all those roads that rose up to meet me
The rain fell soft, the sun shone warm
Oh how he pleased me
All those miles ago
All those miles ago
The rooftops talk
In the dialect of the city where I happen to be
In my dreams they're a sea of clay
The rooftops watched
Had our fifteen minutes of playing the game
The rooftops watched
The sky dropped, my heart stopped beating his name
Oh, the rooftops talk
In the dialect of the city where I happen to be
In my dreams they're a sea of clay
And it's another day all those miles ago
In the land of let's be seen
This time around there's sand
There's sand on my feet
And the sky is where it should be
And this time it's a mess so fine
It don't need to be cleaned
The rooftops talk
The rooftops talk
No one here knows down the coast
The fine mess I made all those miles ago
All those miles ago
No one here knows down the coast
The fine mess I made all those miles ago
All those miles ago
The rooftops talk
In the dialect of the city where i happen to be
In my dreams they're a sea of clay
Speaking L.A.
Written by: Ruth Alice Haney
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