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Sarah Harmer, You Were Here

Audio CD

Disk ID: 998576

Disk length: 46m 37s (12 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2000

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Around This Corner 3:18
2. Basement Apt. 4:08
3. The Hideout 3:59
4. Capsized 3:57
5. Lodestar 5:28
6. Weakened State 2:53
7. Don't Get Your Back Up 3:53
8. Open Window (the wedding song) 4:09
9. Uniform Grey 3:43
10. Coffee Stain 2:56
11. You Were Here 4:53
12. Everytime 3:12

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Review

Sarah Harmer, the former lead singer of the Canadian band Weeping Tile, steps out with a U.S. solo debut that seems at first a timid guest and then quickly turns into a valued presence. In incorporating roots, pop, and folk sensibilities, Harmer performs what might be called "homemade" music, writing intensely personal lyrics about relationship anticipation and angst, setting them afloat on simple guitars, drum loops, and cello and clarinet solos. "Why do they call it the past / When nothing's past?" she sings in a whispered soprano on the opening cut, "Around This Corner." But it's hardly downer music. Mostly, Harmer peddles poetic ruminations about emotional journeys, cast in pleasing metaphors--an elegant moonlight ride ("Lodestar"), a basement apartment ("below street level, barely alive"), and unspoken infidelity ("there's a coffee stain around your eye"). From stories of menacing shadows to boundless faith, you won't mistake it for background music. --Alanna Nash

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You Were Here

Tracks: 12, Disk length: 46m 37s

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