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about
“Overthinking Conversations speaks to the uncontrollable automatic process that clouds our minds on a daily occurrence. The song is a deep dive into the concept of getting stuck in your own head while overanalyzing social situations, and the difficulties of being yourself, even with your own friends. If you’ve ever been caught up in your own thoughts, just know your friends still accept and care about you (cause they’re probably overthinking everything too). The full eight minute version of the song has three movements beginning with a softer emotional ballad, to the heavier rock and lyrical section, finishing with a full orchestral reprise.” - Colton O'Reilly
lyrics
Talking to you sure makes my head spin.
Talking with you caves all my thoughts in.
When I feel like i'm losing control I don't know.
I don't know why talking to you sure makes me overthink conversations.
Overthinking Conversations.
When you're out and alone,
You think about yourself and the world.
Free your mind and lose control.
Overthinking conversations, oh I know...
It's hard sometimes
Being yourself with your friends.
Just know I've got your back no matter what til the end.
When you're out and alone,
You learn about yourself and the world.
Ease your mind by taking time
For yourself because I know...
That it's hard sometimes
Being yourself with your friends.
Just know I've got your back no matter what til the end.
And I know sometimes it's hard to find the truth in this.
Just keep on trying to find the very reason to exist.
Now I feel like everything has got a hold of me and I can't let go.
I can't let go.
Hmm
It's hard being yourself sometimes with your friends.
Just know I've got your back no matter what til the end.
credits
released January 21, 2022
Colton OʼReilly - Lyrics, Vocals, Guitar
Keath Mueller - Trumpet, Tuba, Piano
Jesse Aaron Shire - Bass, Vocals
Robin Cillo - Drums, Percussion
Jason Cillo - Lead Guitar
Dylan Paish - Trombone
Heidi Schanklies - Gang Vocals
Robyn Lee - Gang Vocals
Filmed by Finn Westbury
Recorded and Mixed by Patrick Palardy at Public Lunch Studios
Mastered by Fedge
Album Art by Evan Smibert
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