Biography:
Mount Eerie represents the latest evolution of Phil Elverum's musical vision. Formerly known as The Microphones, Phil changed his project's name to Mount Eerie while maintaining his subtle, lo-fi, and lyrically dense fuzz-folk aesthetic.
Elverum explained this change in an 2003 interview with Discorder, asserting that "Mount Eerie is a new project. The Microphones was completed, or at least at a good stopping point. I did it because I am ready for new things. I am new."
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Other songs:
- Between Two Mysteries
- Climb Over
- Crow
- Crow Pt 2
- Dont Smoke
- Dragon
- Forest Fire
- Grave Robbers
- Great Ghosts
- House Shape
- I Say No
- I Walked Home Beholding
- If We Knew
- Lost Wisdom
- Lost Wisdom Part 2
- Moon Sequel
- My Burning
- My Chasm
- Now Only
- O My Heart
- Ocean Roar
- Pumpkin
- Ravens
- Real Death
- Seaweed
- Soria Moria
- Stones Ode
- Swims
- The Blow Part 2
- The Place I Live
- The Place Lives
- This
- Through The Trees Part 2
- Tintin In Tibet
- Toothbrushtrash
- Turmoil
- Uh Oh Its Mourning Time Again
- Uh
- Voice In Headphones
- When I Take Out The Garbage At Night
- Who
- Winds Dark Poem
- You Swan Go On
- Youth
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Honestly, this is the most beautiful song on Earth.
Standard tuning, no capo, tissues for the tears.
Am G F x2
Am G F
Today I just felt it for the first time
Am G F
Three months and one day after you died
C G
I realized that these photographs we have of you
Am G F Am G F
Are slowly replacing the subtle familiar
C G Am G F
Memory of what it's like to know you're in the other room
Am G F
To hear you singing on the stairs
Am G F
A movement, a pine cone, your squeaking chair
C G F
The quiet untreasured
Am G F
In between times
Am G F C G
The actual experience of you here
Am G F
I can feel these memories escaping
Am G F Am G F
Colonized by photos narrowed down and told my mind erasing
Am G F
The echo of you in the house dies down
~pretty piano comes in~
C Em
October wind blows
Am G
It makes a door close
Am G F
I look over my shoulder to make sure
C G
But there is nobody here
Am G F
I finally took out the upstairs bathroom garbage
Am G F
that was sitting there forgotten since you were here
C G
Wanting just to stay with us
F
Just to stay living
C G
I threw it away
Am G F
Your dried out, bloody, end-of-life tissues
Am G F
Your toothbrush and your trash
C G F
And the fly buzzing around the room
C G F
Could that possibly be you too?
C G F G
I let it go out the window
Am G F
It does not feel good
Standard tuning, no capo, tissues for the tears.
Am G F x2
Am G F
Today I just felt it for the first time
Am G F
Three months and one day after you died
C G
I realized that these photographs we have of you
Am G F Am G F
Are slowly replacing the subtle familiar
C G Am G F
Memory of what it's like to know you're in the other room
Am G F
To hear you singing on the stairs
Am G F
A movement, a pine cone, your squeaking chair
C G F
The quiet untreasured
Am G F
In between times
Am G F C G
The actual experience of you here
Am G F
I can feel these memories escaping
Am G F Am G F
Colonized by photos narrowed down and told my mind erasing
Am G F
The echo of you in the house dies down
~pretty piano comes in~
C Em
October wind blows
Am G
It makes a door close
Am G F
I look over my shoulder to make sure
C G
But there is nobody here
Am G F
I finally took out the upstairs bathroom garbage
Am G F
that was sitting there forgotten since you were here
C G
Wanting just to stay with us
F
Just to stay living
C G
I threw it away
Am G F
Your dried out, bloody, end-of-life tissues
Am G F
Your toothbrush and your trash
C G F
And the fly buzzing around the room
C G F
Could that possibly be you too?
C G F G
I let it go out the window
Am G F
It does not feel good
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Mountain Heart
Mountain Sounds
Mountain Station
Mountains Like W (...)