It's Not the End of the World

by Yesterdays

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Sometimes even a progressive rock group needs some time apart from tricky time-signatures, 20 minutes long progressive symphonic rock epics. We needed this too, so, while the serious 3rd Yesterdays album is being mixed, we wrote and recorded this song in a few days. It was a quick studio project with Stephanie Semeniuc's soulful lead and backing vocals, Fehér Róbert Benjámin's acoustics and Bogáti-Bokor Ákos' multiinstrumental madness (bass, drums, flute, guitars, keyboards).

Wearing our influences on our shirts... Lenny Kravitz, John Mayer, Steely Dan, Hall and Oates... just to name a few... so, it's a pop song with seventies sound, brass sections, cool groove, flutes.

Take a chance on this song, take it with you, and if you like it, keep watching this CDBABY space for more music in 2018. Thanks for stopping by!

lyrics

I guess you thought that I was a fool
for your success uohhooo I was a tool
and it's too late for me to discover
that you can't judge a book by it's cover

But I know now where I belong
sitting next to nothing all alone
it's not the end of the world

Sometimes I wonder how you sleep at night
It's not quite a rule but nothing's just black or white
There are plenty shades and monsters in your head
And you can't hide from them underneath your bed

But I know now where you belong
you keep on saying things
but I can't hear nothing at all

did you know this right from the start?
that it might just tear us apart?
your shame is like a sting in your heart
what you've done was state-of-the-art

But I know now where I belong
a brand new day is coming
it's not the end of the world

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released July 7, 2018
Music and lyrics: Bogáti-Bokor Ákos

Stephanie Semeniuc - lead and backing vocals
Bogáti-Bokor Ákos - electric guitar, bass, drums, flute, keyboards
Fehér Róbert Benjamin - acoustic guitar

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Yesterdays is a Hungarian progressive rock band!

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