Music
1. Low
2. From Where I Am, I Can See The Antennas That Carries Our Messages
3. Inside Heads Think Inside Thoughts
4. Swallowed by a Startled Solar System
Voice
5. Okie
6. 2 Hour Difference
7. and everything will be beautiful
8. I Hope You're Warm, Too
Moan
9. Begin²
10. Deer Will Find A Way
11. We Will Meet Between Solar Systems
12. I Will Wait
Silence
13. Arkansas
14. Deer + Lynx As Far As The Eye Can See
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Take the single Evelysium by Roxy and make it fourteen tracks. This album is about a deer I love dearly, and how despite the distance that separates us we will be together one day, and how no matter how long the wait is I will wait it. Lots of the song titles are references to inside jokes or cute little things she says. The album is separated into 4 sections, most containing exactly 3 happy songs and one less happy song at the end. The album cover is meant to invoke the feeling of waiting on a train platform (in this case, some form of galactic railroad?) This is also the first album by a Jumper Corp. artist to feature Jumper on the cover since bryng, which is something I originally intended to be something only bryng would be allowed to do, but this album is special enough to me that putting Jumper there only made sense. I Hope You're Warm, Too's name is a reference to the a-side single on Roxlysium by Shika Zombie, which it also interpolates. Originally I was going to include a different version of Evelysium named Evelysium II on this album, but I decided against it. Currently the only other person to have heard Evelysium II is Eve herself. The title of the album has been hanging around for a while, being one of the working titles for the last OK Sorry album by:, also being a reference to Mum's song The Land Between Solar Systems. The band Mum was also a huge inspiration on the sound of this album. The description of this album is a song lyric from Stay Forever by Ween. It was so hard to imagine that I could be so full of love in the past but here we are.
In the morning sun, I couldn't tell you
I couldn't tell you so many things