Eric Clapton - Turn — Up Down -1980- - Unreleased...
“You turn the gain up on your sorrow, I turn the volume down on mine. You say you need a brand new tomorrow, I say I’m running out of time.”
The tape was marked only in faded black ink: Eric Clapton – “Turn Up Down” – 1980 – Unreleased. Eric Clapton - Turn Up Down -1980- - Unreleased...
She rewound the tape, popped it out of the player, and placed it back in its box. She marked the folder: Do Not Digitize. Archival Only. “You turn the gain up on your sorrow,
The second verse was a punch.
It was a direct, almost ugly swipe at his own mythology. The “Slowhand” persona. The “legend.” The song was a suicide note written to his own ego. popped it out of the player
“You turn the gain up on your sorrow, I turn the volume down on mine. You say you need a brand new tomorrow, I say I’m running out of time.”
The tape was marked only in faded black ink: Eric Clapton – “Turn Up Down” – 1980 – Unreleased.
She rewound the tape, popped it out of the player, and placed it back in its box. She marked the folder: Do Not Digitize. Archival Only.
The second verse was a punch.
It was a direct, almost ugly swipe at his own mythology. The “Slowhand” persona. The “legend.” The song was a suicide note written to his own ego.