Irreparable Crack
from What Will Be Lost by Throwing Bricks
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About Irreparable Crack:
'Irreparable Crack' was inspired by the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia. This bell contains a crack that people tried to fix a couple of times, but it kept breaking. We use this crack as a metaphor for being emotionally scarred, it doesn't matter how much you try to fix it for yourself, the scar will stay.
We wrote this song and it's lyrics years ago and decided to record it in the same session as our debut record. Additional vocals on the back end of the song are done by our good friend Jeroen van Koesveld. 'Irreparable Crack' wasn't included on the initial release of 'What Will Be Lost' because the vibe and sound differ a lot from the other material. However, it's a great song to add as a separate digital single and a bonus track.'
'Irreparable Crack' was inspired by the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia. This bell contains a crack that people tried to fix a couple of times, but it kept breaking. We use this crack as a metaphor for being emotionally scarred, it doesn't matter how much you try to fix it for yourself, the scar will stay.
We wrote this song and it's lyrics years ago and decided to record it in the same session as our debut record. Additional vocals on the back end of the song are done by our good friend Jeroen van Koesveld. 'Irreparable Crack' wasn't included on the initial release of 'What Will Be Lost' because the vibe and sound differ a lot from the other material. However, it's a great song to add as a separate digital single and a bonus track.'
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