I sought you in a difficult season Where I tended to hide my heart But I telegraphed all my moves To draw it nearer to you There was no reason to be so fearless You were hoping I'd be insincere But I kept the hope that I'd choose To draw…

Don't forget that you are more Illusion/Disillusion Looking busy to avoid them To diminish them Is to chastise them A quick release to separate Skin from skin provides relief What begins within Is to cherish them In the wild, there…

I've hidden from you for no reason at all No context at all, just my habit, my fault Just my habit to blame, no reason at all Not earnest at all, just a pretext to thought Your wish for peace, it's drowning down the well That's where…

It's sublime that you get more tough The more you sense that our death is coming You're hitching a ride to the final stop It's just a way to pretend you're living Why do you think it can't happen again Why do you think we're so indecisive…

This just sort of fell out of my guitar as I was finishing up recording Tuolumne (so it is also in super-weird CGDGAC tuning). And it's named because what caught my eye as I was searching for a name was a bass guitar pick with an eagle on it.

For that matter, who says everything in DADFAD has to be dreary and sad? D minor is, after all, the saddest chord.

Who says everything in DADGAD has to sound happy and Celtic?

So named because it reminded me of something I might hear on a PBS special or other documentary about national parks, and Tuolumne (from Yosemite NP) was the first word that came to mind. Also wins for weirdest tuning: CGDGAC

...or "Lullaby for a teddy bear from Nysa." Tuned to DADGAD.