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Dusty Sweetness

from Inner Shibori by Jesse Correll

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This song title was one of those prompted phrases from the songwriting club I mentioned above. For me, the phrase conjured a sense of lost innocence. “When these old habits start to do themselves, I don’t enjoy them any more—far as I can tell.” Anne envisioned this one as a jazz trio piece, with Jim Hoke’s incredible flute touches.

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Dusty Sweetness
Written by Jesse Correll
© Indigo & Silk Songs 222 (ASCAP)

Dusty sweetness, where’d you go?
Hidden places I don’t show?
Moody river, swollen tide
Overflowing on all sides

Wanna be better than I am now
A better man somehow
Wanna be better than I am now
I just can’t right now

Whiskey temptress making eyes
Now she comforts me most nights
Held forgiveness, heavy load
I can’t carry it no more

Wanna be better than I am now
A better man somehow
Wanna be better than I am now
I just can’t right now

When these old habits start to do themselves
I don’t enjoy them
Any more far as I can tell
Where is that good little boy I used to be?

Wanna be better, better, better
A better man somehow
Wanna be better, better, better
I just can’t right now
Have I forgotten how?
Dusty sweetness, where’d you go?

credits

from Inner Shibori, released February 11, 2022
Produced by Anne McCue and Jesse Correll

Aaron Berg: upright bass
Jesse Correll: vocals
Darius Mines: piano
Dave Racine: drums

Flutes arranged and performed by Jim Hoke


Recorded and mixed at Skinny Elephant Recording, Nashville; engineer: Dylan Alldredge

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Jesse Correll Nashville, Tennessee

Inner Shibori is Jesse's fourth record. The 13-song release is an album oozing luxury and longing. The production approach; sophisticated and tastefully sentimental songs; and the smooth musicianship recalls Frank Sinatra and Chet Baker's lonely balladeering, and the type of recordings made at Capital Studios in Hollywood during the 1950s and 1960s. ... more

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