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The String Cheese Incident - 45th of November

The String Cheese Incident - 45th of November Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

Album: One Step Closer
Released: 2005

45th of November Lyrics

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This song was written by String Cheese Incident keyboard player Kyle Hollingsworth, with a lyric from longtime Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter. The song is a surreal look at the significance of life, asking us to imagine a date and time that don't seem to exist (26:10 on November 45th).

In our interview with Kyle Hollingsworth , he explained that he and Hunter worked on the song through email. Hollingsworth sent over some tracks, and Hunter picked one and wrote the lyric. When Hollingsworth suggested some changes, Hunter told him to leave it exactly as written, earning the respect of the SCI keyboard man. "It was amazing to work with such a great writer," Hollingsworth said. "A lyricist that knows what he wants."

The String Cheese Incident - Can't Wait Another Day

The String Cheese Incident - Can't Wait Another Day Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

Album: A Song in My Head
Released: 2014

Can't Wait Another Day Lyrics

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String Cheese Incident keyboardist player Kyle Hollingsworth wrote this song. It's about the birth of his daughter, Isabel. The song describes the trepidation and excitement that comes with waiting for the delivery. In our interview with Hollingsworth , he explained: "All the lines are very real. A lot of my songs, at least in the past, are not preachy, but they definitely have a stance. Like, 'You need to change' or 'wake up' or something. And this one I was like, 'I don't want to be the preacher person. I want to say this is what's happened in my life.' So I wrote lyrics: 'Every day I pace the hall waiting for your call.'"

This song started with a bass line that came into Hollingsworth's head when he was out for a hike. He wrote it out when he got home, then brought it into the band, where they worked out the song in a jam. When they started working on the chorus, Hollingsworth decided to keep it simple, arranging some basic sounds and words until they made some sense:

Ooh, ooh, ooh
Round and round we go
Oh, oh, oh
Can't wait another day

Once they had the chorus, Hollingsworth worked backwards to write the verses.

Hollingsworth takes pride in getting an unusual word in this song, which isn't all that easy to rhyme: "discombobulated":

You got me discombobulated
It doesn't have to be this complicated

The String Cheese Incident - Lost

The String Cheese Incident - Lost Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

Album: Outside Inside
Released: 2001

Lost Lyrics

She was a smart girl
But she didn't think
The well was full
Still there's nothing to drink

Got some money
Still don't make no sense
How a girl like this can live
Her life without no common sense

She's Lost, la, la, la, lost
Got a friend
That works too much
Trying hard to find the end to the means
Came from nothing
Has got nothing to lose
Except he's losing sight of what is true in all this busy life
For Lost, la, la, la, lost
Lost, la, la, la, lost

Maybe it's me but I can't see
Why sometimes we choose to be blind
Looking away going day by day
And stumblin' around in the dark
Spend our lives
Wasting time
Keepin' busy towards that life
So afraid
Slowing down
Stop and take a look around and see what can be found
Lost, la, la, la, lost
Lost, la, la, la, la, lost

Writer/s: MC GEE, PAT
Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Universal Music Publishing Group, Ultra Tunes
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Written by String Cheese keyboard player Kyle Hollingsworth, this song has a New Orleans funk feel. Hollingsworth says the groove was inspired by the 1974 Little Feat song "Skin It Back."

This song describes people who work hard trying to reach their goals, but find themselves unfulfilled. In our interview with Kyle Hollingsworth , he said: "I was trying to have a moral to the story, so it was speaking more so about being focused on what's real and less about commercial interests. I was being more introspective and less concerned about outward appearance - less concerned about commercialism and being more true to yourself."

The String Cheese Incident - Who Am I?

The String Cheese Incident - Who Am I? Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

Album: Untying the Not
Released: 2003

Who Am I? Lyrics

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Kyle Hollingsworth, the keyboard player in String Cheese Incident, wrote this song about the death of his father, describing the images and events around the time of his passing. Hollingsworth barely knew his dad, which made his death and funeral a bit surreal. "It's a very introspective song," he told us . "In the end, as hard as the concept is for me, I'm part of my dad, even though I didn't really know him. He wasn't part of my life."

Hollingsworth wrote this with Randi Michael, a Nashville-based songwriter and vocal coach who gave him ideas on how to structure the song and make it more coherent.