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While at theatre school in Moscow I played the character Masha from Chekhov's play The Three Sisters. I knew her story inside out and although she is not a victim, she is dealing with an awful set of circumstances, which drives her to have an affair. The song is her big confession, telling her aging husband what has happened. He sits at the kitchen table slumped over a burning cigarette. Smoke fills the room like a giant wall between them. There is no resolution or 'happy ending' in the song because there isn't one in the play unfortunately..
lyrics
Wild Woodbine
Smoke filled up the window, the night I did confess
You sat at the table, smoking cigarettes.
I knew that it was over, you were no longer mine
confessions while you smoked another dozen wild woodbine
We met when I was 18, when I was just a girl
you had such charisma, and knowledge of this world.
You wore such dapper outfits, held in high esteem
I was intoxicated by your love for me
Oh Lord, I love not the man that I am with, but the one that I am not
But now your looks have faded and your words they are so few
You've become jaded and Ive lost respect for you
It all happened so quickly, my lonely heart grew weak
my eyes went wandering and another did I seek
At first it was so fickle we shared some wine a bread
it makes me sick to say it but I laid down in his bed
Oh Lord I Iove not the man that I am with, but the one that I am not.
Forgive me for my secrets I can no longer keep
I wish that I could comfort all the pain that I've caused thee.
You'll sit there at the table and you can ask me "why?"
you're better off to smoke another dozen wild woodbine
Oh Lord I love no the man that I am with, but the one that I am not.
credits
from Your Mother Was A Peacock,
released April 23, 2021
written by Jayne Trimble (OXLIP)
produced by Jayne Trimble (OXLIP)
co-produced by Erik Nielsen
engineered by Erik Nielsen
Mixed by Darryl Neudorf, Erik Nielsen
Mastered by Andrew Spindor
Vocals, guitar, banjo, piano: Jayne Trimble
Drums: Leon Power
Bass: Erik Nielsen
Lead Guitar, pedal steel: Matt Kelly
Viola: Thomas Beckman
Violin: Kendel Carson
Recorded at Afterlife Studios, Vancouver BC
Special thanks to Creative BC for their support
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