Listen to Long Gone Day (Live At the Moore) by Mad Season

Long Gone Day (Live At the Moore)

Mad Season

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Mad Season - Long Gone Day (Live at the Moore, Seattle, 1995)

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Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS

Mark Lanegan

Vocals

Mike McCready

Electric Guitar

Layne Staley

Vocals

John Baker Saunders

John Baker Saunders

Double Bass

Barrett Martin

Congas

Nalgas Sin Carne

Nalgas Sin Carne

Saxophone

COMPOSITION & LYRICS

Mark Lanegan

Lyrics

Layne Staley

Lyrics

Mike McCready

Composer

Barrett Martin

Composer

PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING

Mad Season

Producer

Brett Eliason

Mixing Engineer

Joe Gaswirt

Mastering Engineer

Lyrics

So much blood I'm starting to drown

Runs from cold to colder

Time to time the sky's comin' down

To help me lose my way

Tears and lies for answers

You and open veins, God knows I'm gone

Girl I just want you to come on down

Lord it's a storm in my head and I fall

These sins are mine and I've done wrong, oh babe

Come on down

Come on down my babe, wrong time I know

Long gone day (Woah, woah-oh yeah)

Who ever said we'd wash away with the rain?

See you all from time to time

Isn't it so strange how far away we all are now?

Am I the only one who remembers that summer?

Oh-woah, I remember

Everyday each time the place was saved

The music that we made

The wind has carried all of that away

Long gone day

Who ever said we'd wash away with the rain?

So many tears I'm starting to drown

The rain in heaven's all come down

Silver spoons affix the crown

The luckless ones are broken

Fears and lies for answers

You and open flames

God knows I'm gone

And I just want you to

Come on down

Lord it's a storm in my head and I fall

These sins are mine and I've done wrong

I want you to, oh, I just want you to

Come on down

I fear again, like then, I've lost my way

And shout to God to bring my sunny day

Written by: Barrett Martin, Layne Staley, Mark Lanegan, Mike McCready