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Head (featuring Caitlin Cary)

from Living is a Dying Art by High on Stress

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According to Nick Leet...

I'm a very open person and have never been shy about laying out everything I'm feeling in a song. With that said, this is one of the very few songs that makes me uncomfortable and I knew it would be. I was having a rough day feeling really bad about myself and the state of things and this came out very quickly. I remember listening to the demo the next day after I felt better. I cringed at the lyrics. I made a decision that day that if it made me uncomfortable it was because it was coming from a real place and I rolled with it. It sill makes me uncomfortable all these years later.

I asked Caitlin Cary from Whiskeytown to pay violin on it and she knocked it out of the park. It was a high point in our time as a band. Those Whiskeytown records have been following me for years and are some of my favorite records. It was a real honor to have her on one of our records.

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from Living is a Dying Art, released November 18, 2011
Written by Nick Leet

Nick Leet - vocals and guitar
Mark Devaraj - drums
Jim Soule - bass guitar and backing vocals
Chad Wheeling - guitar

Special Guest:
Caitlin Cary - violin

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“This is exceptional work.” - Peter Jesperson (Manager of the Replacements)

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