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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Dog Race
Performer
William Macnab
Bass Guitar
Kathryn Healy
Lead Vocals
Dillon Willis
Synthesizer
James Kelly
Lead Guitar
Jed Finkelstein
Sampler
Ali Chant
Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
William Macnab
Composer
Kathryn Healy
Composer
Dillon Willis
Composer
James Kelly
Composer
Jed Finkelstein
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Niklas Lueger
Recording Engineer
Ali Chant
Producer
Lyrics
A dream to be pinched by a pair of calloused finger tips
And tossed to perish alone
Instead of scooped up, displayed for the house guests
With no attention to detail
But I've plateaued on the windowsill
You saw your chance to keep me
In eyeline of the sand martin
That beats it's limbs so freely
That beats it's limbs so freely
Chorus
Harvest all my parts, return me to my past
Harvest all my parts, return me
Return me to my past
A dream to bathe in yards of orange Lillies
The clouded seams burst open
As they infiltrate the grounds in all their selfish beauty
Because I've plateued on the windowsill
You saw your chance to keep me
In eyeline of the sand martin
That beats it's limbs so freely
Take it from the professional
I don't think this is home
Chorus
Harvest all my parts, return me to my past
Harvest all my parts, return me
Return me to my past
Cause I'm not sure how long we'll last
I thought we'd wither here together
Where the muntjac meets the 4x4
And the barrel meets the badger
Cause I'm not sure how long is left
If we'll even last the winter
Between the red hips of the dog rose
from the fruiting hedgerow larder
Cause I'm not sure how long we'll last
I thought we'd wither here together
Where the muntjac meets the 4x4
And the barrel meets the badger
Cause I'm not sure how long is left
If we'll even last the winter
Between the red hips of the dog rose (return to my past)
from the fruiting hedgerow larder
Cause I'm not sure how long we'll last
I thought we'd wither here together
Where the muntjac meets the 4x4
And the barrel meets the badger
Cause I'm not sure how long is left
If we'll even last the winter
Between the red hips of the dog rose
from the fruiting hedgerow larder
Written by: Dillon Willis, James Kelly, Jed Finkelstein, Kathryn Healy, William Macnab