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The Hum

from Lost on Purpose by The Castaways

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THE HUM Russell/Weinstock

In the distance, sixty cycles, on and on all night long
The chanting of the modern world – monotone and song
No need to wonder why we're all so well entrained
Under these soft attacks, we all feel estranged

It interrupts our dinner and divides the peace
It’s in the walls and at the beach
It's following me everywhere - it's hard to get away
How do I stop my ears from ringing…
When the world just sounds that way?

Silence sends a message only the silent can hear
It lives between the wind and rain, whispers in your ear
I wish we were more afraid of the price that we are paying
Though we may never agree, I know that's what we're praying

It interrupts our dinner and divides the peace
It’s in the walls and at the beach
It's following me everywhere - it's hard to get away
How do I stop my ears from ringing…
When the world just sounds that way?

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from Lost on Purpose, released September 21, 2021
Lyrics by Richard Russell, music by Peter Weinstock

Richard Russell - lead vocals & guitars
Jesse Snyder - saxophone
Brian McCree - upright bass
Pat Eskildsen - guitars, backing vocals
Alex Czerny - keyboards
Noa Eads - drums
Mahina Lee - backing vocals

Produced by Richard Russell
Recorded by Joey Bradley in the Studio Kumau Barn
Mixed and mastered by Garey Shelton, GSS Seattle

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Ricardo Russell Hawaii

Ricardo "Richard" Russell lived in the Pacific Northwest for the first 40 years of his life, and then moved to the Island of Hawaii. He has been writing songs since high school, and has so far produced 12 albums of (mostly) original music. Ricardo was a nickname his grandfather gave him as a child… ... more

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