Apology, by The Sun Harmonic

Apology

by The Sun Harmonic

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	1.	Apology (feat. Justin Dashnay) 03:55	lyrics
	So this is my apology Because I can't help you out I build these hypothetic wings So you can fly right out I'll make sure this roads concrete So you can walk on out You seem to know Soon you'll be going home And you can fly With these wings that you've grown So this is my apology I wish I could do more These words that I say to you Mean so much more And I see the way you look at me It's like you couldn't want more Any way I look at you I wish I could do more You seem to know Soon you'll be going home And you can fly With these wings that you've grown So this is my apology Because I can't help you out I build these hypothetic wings So you can fly right out I'll make sure this roads concrete So you can walk on out You seem to know Soon you'll be going home And you can fly With these wings that you've grown [For Oma, August 2nd 2010]

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This is a cover version / metal rendition of a quiet acoustic song recorded solo by The Sun Harmonic (track 4 on Season LP, 2010)

Apology was reimagined by a fan, a good friend and a very talented musician in his own right, Justin Dashnay of Ottawa! Justin's instrumentals inspired Kaleb to belt the original vocals an octave higher to create this wild rendition of a very meaningful song from his catalogue. Please turn the volume up, loud!

Proceeds from your paid download are donated to the Canadian Cancer Society: www.cancer.ca

Dedicated to the memory of Don Hikele
(Uncle Donny), June 10, 2022

credits

released October 21, 2022

Songwriting by Kaleb Hikele (For Oma, 2010)

All instrumentals performed/recorded by Justin Dashnay, spring 2022 (minus acoustic guitar intro tracked by Kaleb, Aug. 2nd 2010)

Vocals performed/recorded by Kaleb Hikele, summer 2022

Mixed by Kaleb Hikele at The Townhouse Recording Facility & Sound Studio, 2022

Mastered by Zack Buck a.k.a. OttoRok (thanks Bucky)

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The Sun Harmonic Toronto, Ontario

Three piece rock n’ roll band from Canada.

Dave Skrtich: Drums
Ian McLennan: Bass
Kaleb Hikele: Guitar/Vocals.

[Kaleb Hikele's solo outfit from 2009 to 2023; Self-titled, Chemistry, Season, Winter, Coast to Coast, Spring] ... more

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