Tumblin’ In

A man wearing sunglasses and a plaid shirt standing in front of a fountain, with the words 'Number' and 'Seven Square' in bold, colorful text, and a round emblem with a large 'S' on it.

British electric blues with a Southern accent. A guitar driven song using the tried and true Gibson Les Paul R9 though a Marshall plexi, with acoustic flavor added by a Martin OM-28. Honest lyrics with perhaps a different take on falling in love and its worthy tumble!

Listen:
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Videos:
YouTube Channel

Gear:
Gibson Les Paul Custom Shop 1959 Standard Reissue VOS with Custombucker pickups; Martin OM-28 acoustic guitar; Fender Precision bass; Carvin MB15 bass amp; Kemper Marshall Plexi profile; Logic Pro drum programming.

Music and lyrics by, Steven Squire
Published by, Dancing Blue Furniture
Mastered by, Mat Leffler-Schulman

Lyrics:

  • Laying down in planted fields
    With a moving star show

    Only the wind and hours
    Share the stage

    Midnight shadows roam
    Plans laid out in dirt

    Lost words coming up wasted
    Only time will do the talk

    Here now, hear now

    Naked as we came
    Sang to me like a siren

    Come tumblin’ in
    On down, down, down
    Tumblin’ again

    Sometimes it’s easier to fall
    Like a tumblin kiss

    Raised by the flood
    We can smell the rain

    Heroes in our own story
    With no games to play

    No more love to lose
    This moment is ours

    Sure don’t want to come down
    From this love

    Here now, hear now

    Naked as we came
    Sang to me like a siren

    Come tumblin’ in
    On down, down, down
    Tumblin’ again

    Sometimes it’s easier to fall
    Like a tumblin kiss