Hello Emerson - To Keep Him Here (2024)
Artist: Hello Emerson
Title: To Keep Him Here
Year Of Release: 2024
Label: K&F Records
Genre: Folk, Indie Folk, Americana, Singer-Songwriter
Quality: 320 kbps | FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 00:40:36
Total Size: 97 mb | 237 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: To Keep Him Here
Year Of Release: 2024
Label: K&F Records
Genre: Folk, Indie Folk, Americana, Singer-Songwriter
Quality: 320 kbps | FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 00:40:36
Total Size: 97 mb | 237 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Hello Emerson - "It was twelve-ten"
02. Hello Emerson - Tupperware for Glass
03. Hello Emerson - In the Corner
04. Hello Emerson - "Trying to be helpful"
05. Hello Emerson - Church
06. Hello Emerson - Sale Today
07. Hello Emerson - Dinners I
08. Hello Emerson - Sale Today Canon
09. Hello Emerson - "So, why?"
10. Hello Emerson - Couch Song
11. Hello Emerson - To Keep Him Here
12. Hello Emerson - Dinners II
13. Hello Emerson - Tough Luck
The whole album ” to Keep Him Here ” focuses on an event in 2017 that landed my father in the hospital for nine days, without any memory to explain why. This is about first hearing the news.
I remember that I got a call from Mom at work on a Wednesday. In a little office with a little window that looked out at the parking lot. And she didn’t really have any information. Just that she was on the highway driving up to the University of Michigan hospital. She called me to let me know, and to prepare me for when she called back later – either to tell me to stay home or to drive up.
Part of the difficulty of everything is that the event that led to his injury was a random accident while he was doing a random act of kindness. There’s nothing that anyone could do to prevent it. There’s no one to blame. We can do everything we can to avoid carcinogens, keep ourselves healthy, work out, eat well, and it is worth doing. But it also means nothing at the same time, because that’s just how the world works.
I remember that I got a call from Mom at work on a Wednesday. In a little office with a little window that looked out at the parking lot. And she didn’t really have any information. Just that she was on the highway driving up to the University of Michigan hospital. She called me to let me know, and to prepare me for when she called back later – either to tell me to stay home or to drive up.
Part of the difficulty of everything is that the event that led to his injury was a random accident while he was doing a random act of kindness. There’s nothing that anyone could do to prevent it. There’s no one to blame. We can do everything we can to avoid carcinogens, keep ourselves healthy, work out, eat well, and it is worth doing. But it also means nothing at the same time, because that’s just how the world works.