Tiff Randol

Tell The Truth

by Tiff Randol

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releases December 14, 2019

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1.	Tell The Truth 03:21	lyrics	buy track

2.	It's Alright
3.	Born To Die
4.	Bruised Up, Broken Heart
5.	Kissing Ghosts
6.	Fortunes of War 03:57	lyrics	buy track

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Thank you to everyone who nudged me to make a new solo album. There are some songs that have been neglectfully unrecorded, like “Born To Die” and “Kissing Ghosts” - which many of you have heard me play live, along with some other old school country heartbreak songs. I'm so happy with how it has turned out and it was really beautiful to get back in with a live band and record.

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releases December 14, 2019

Produced by Tiff Randol
Engineered by Travis Warner at Willowcrest Recorders in Los Angeles, CA.

1. Tell The Truth (written by Tiff Randol, Travis Warner)
2. It's Alright (written by Tiff Randol)
3. Born To Die (written by Tiff Randol)
4. Bruised Up, Broken Heart (written by Tiff Randol, Benjamin Jaffe)
5. Kissing Ghosts (written by Tiff Randol, Erik Kertes)
6. Fortunes of War (written by Steve Harris of Iron Maiden)

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Tiff Randol: Lead and backing vocals, keys, guitar on "Born To Die", percussion on "Kissing Ghosts" and "Bruised Up Broken Heart"

Travis Warner: backing vocals, electric and acoustic guitar, piano, percussion

Cassidy Turbin: Drums, Percussion

Chris Rolontz: electric bass on "Tell The Truth", "Bruised Up Broken Heart", "It's Alright"

Mike Visceglia: electric bass on "Kissing Ghosts"

Ben Peeler: pedal steel on

David Green: electric and acoustic guitar and percussion

Mixed by Kyle Mangels
Mastered by Sarah Register

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Tiff Randol Los Angeles, California

As heard on ABC's The Lying Game, Royal Pains, CBS, People’s Choice Awards, MTV, The Hills, N-Degrassi, VH1, Bravo, Comedy Central, Barnes & Noble Nook Commercial and more ...

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Track Name: Tell The Truth: I'm sorry that it hurt so much
I'm sorry that it was my touch
That scarred your soul

Baby did I go to deep?
Did I make you weep
When I cut that hole

When did you change?
You were soft and sweet
Now you're black and blue, like me
Where did you go?
Were you lying all this time
With the child still inside?

Why don't you just tell the truth?
Why don't you just tell the truth?
Oh you were never gonna stay

I'm sorry that it hurt so much
I'm sorry that I choked you up
With all my pain

Guess you found someone new
to bandage up your wounds
but it's all the same

When will you change?
How long you gonna drain that well
Put it on someone else
When will you know,
You were lying all this time
With the child still inside?

Why don't you just tell the truth?
Why don't you just tell the truth?
Why don't you just tell the truth?
Oh you were never gonna stay
Track Name: Fortunes of War: After the war and now that they've sent us homeward
I can't help but feel on my own
No one can see what this conflict has done to
The minds of the men on their way home

Scarred for life but it's not my flesh that's wounded
So how can I face this torment alone
Vivid scenes and recurring nightmares
I lay there and sweat until it gets light...

Fortunes of War
Fortunes of war
no pain anymore

People say "Don't worry"
that time's a perfect healer
That the nightmares will come to pass
Can't hear what they're saying
Living in my own world
Feeling trance like all the time

I hear voices in my head
Could I really be going crazy?
At night the visions seem so real
Do you care if you live or die
When you laugh are you really crying
You're not sure what's real anymore
You're not sure what's real anymore

Fortunes of war
Fortunes of war
no pain anymore
You're not sure what's real anymore
You're not sure what's real anymore

Sometimes when I wake I feel my spirit's broken
Do I have the strength to carry on?
I feel my spirit's broken I feel my spirit's broken

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