Divorce
Burlap To Cashmere Lyrics
You never learned to love
You never learned to give
Now I have seen the better days
And I am through
See the people loving
As they're walking down the street
But you were never much like that
And now it's time for me to leave
But now the only way was me
So I must leave before I fall
Into your twisted misery
You never learned to give
You never learned to live
Now I am sick of all your lies
And I am through
See the people loving
As they're walking down the street
But you were never much like that
And now it's time for me to leave
Love must go both ways
But now the only way was me
So I must leave before I fall
Into your twisted misery
See the people loving
As they're walking down the street
But you were never much like that
And now it's time for me to leave
Love must go both ways
But now the only way was me
So I must leave before I fall
Into your twisted misery
See the people loving
As they're walking down the street
But you were never much like that
And now it's time for me to leave
Love must go both ways
But now the only way was me
So I must leave before I fall
Into your misery
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: JAMISON ERNEST, JOHNNY PHILIPPIDIS, STEVEN SOCRATES DELOPOULOS
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Burlap To Cashmere is an alternative group that draws heavily on folk and world music influences, especially flamenco-style guitar work.
Cousins Steven Delopoulos and John Philippidis were performing in a New Jersey coffeehouse when they were "discovered" by manager Jamison Ernest. The Brooklyn based cousins then assembled a larger band under the name "Burlap to Cashmere", recruiting guitarist Mike Ernest, bassist Roby Guarnera, keyboardist Josh Zandman Read Full BioBurlap To Cashmere is an alternative group that draws heavily on folk and world music influences, especially flamenco-style guitar work.
Cousins Steven Delopoulos and John Philippidis were performing in a New Jersey coffeehouse when they were "discovered" by manager Jamison Ernest. The Brooklyn based cousins then assembled a larger band under the name "Burlap to Cashmere", recruiting guitarist Mike Ernest, bassist Roby Guarnera, keyboardist Josh Zandman, drummer Theodore Pagano and percussionist Scott Barksdale (John Degrazio eventually joined the band on bass when Guarnera left).
The group drew on a wide range of musical styles and influences, but their signature sound was rooted in lightning-fast acoustic guitar rhythms. The band began performing in local New York-area venues, and quickly developed a cult following. In 1997, they independently released their first EP under the label Squint, Live at the Bitter End. In 1998 Burlap to Cashmere signed with A&M Records and released the full-length recording Anybody Out There?, followed by an A&M re-release of Live at the Bitter End.
Cousins Steven Delopoulos and John Philippidis were performing in a New Jersey coffeehouse when they were "discovered" by manager Jamison Ernest. The Brooklyn based cousins then assembled a larger band under the name "Burlap to Cashmere", recruiting guitarist Mike Ernest, bassist Roby Guarnera, keyboardist Josh Zandman Read Full BioBurlap To Cashmere is an alternative group that draws heavily on folk and world music influences, especially flamenco-style guitar work.
Cousins Steven Delopoulos and John Philippidis were performing in a New Jersey coffeehouse when they were "discovered" by manager Jamison Ernest. The Brooklyn based cousins then assembled a larger band under the name "Burlap to Cashmere", recruiting guitarist Mike Ernest, bassist Roby Guarnera, keyboardist Josh Zandman, drummer Theodore Pagano and percussionist Scott Barksdale (John Degrazio eventually joined the band on bass when Guarnera left).
The group drew on a wide range of musical styles and influences, but their signature sound was rooted in lightning-fast acoustic guitar rhythms. The band began performing in local New York-area venues, and quickly developed a cult following. In 1997, they independently released their first EP under the label Squint, Live at the Bitter End. In 1998 Burlap to Cashmere signed with A&M Records and released the full-length recording Anybody Out There?, followed by an A&M re-release of Live at the Bitter End.
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D.D. Van Zile
I really miss Burlap to Cashmere too, but love this albumn!!!
karelatsea
after so many years being a Christian, I still really love this music after I saw them at the flevo Festival in 1997 . Today many years later I have tears in my eyes listining to their songs again so beautiful.
Jeanne Rundles
Listened to them on the PA while shopping at my Christian Book Store at Washington Square mall in 1998
Peter Tetteh Loveson
I love that North African, middle eastern, Mediterranean sound!! 😍😍
Geanie Mons
luv it....
Alison Watson
Love this song it’s classic
neejanou
wow this really is a great song!
Ritchie Armer
Hi I'm Ritchie from the UK. I'm a host on a podcast called 'You haven't heard this music podcast' in our podcast we look for lesser known music by lesser known artists that are as good if not better than that in the mainstream. This song by burlap to cashmere will be featured on our next podcast and this link will be used... thanks for sharing.
conmonsenseis notsocommon
fantastic