Down here, Leechburg town,
that's where they put my daddy underground,
he ain't ever going to feel the sun,
down here where the Mononghela River runs.
White-tailed deer in the deep pine woods,
around these parts it's understood,
boy, you hear that rifle crack,
you better turn around and watch your back.
Yeah, you don't know nothing about this.
Yeah, you can't ask a man to forget.
Not even Jesus Christ himself would forgive.
Dark river, deep and cruel,
I'll tell you what, I ain't no fool.
I know where it is I come from.
I know what needs to be done.
Yeah, you don't know nothing about this.
Yeah, you can't ask a man to forget.
Not even Jesus Christ himself would forgive.
Cold, black winter's night,
time has come to set things right.
Me and my brother's go walking out,
you better turn the lights out in that company house.
Yeah, you don't know nothing about this.
Yeah, you can't ask a man to forget.
Not even Jesus Christ himself would forgive.
Down here, Leechburg town,
that's where they put my daddy underground.
He ain't ever going to feel the sun,
down here where the Mononghela River runs.
You can't just sit down and write songs like these. You have to wrestle with the angel first. Tyrella has done that- the proof is the songs on Albedo. He is a master songwriter. Rodney DeCroo
Durham, NC singer-songwriter Skylar Gudasz makes intimate Americana delivered with dry wit and stunningly precise vocal acumen. Bandcamp New & Notable Apr 14, 2020
This album speaks to the continuum of African diasporic culture that is central to the vibrant canon of Americana folk music. Bandcamp Album of the Day May 29, 2020