Jim Clements & The Right To Die's lyrics & chords

With a touch of Randy Newman’s dark wit, a sprinkling of Nick Cave’s macabre romanticism, and a knack for story-telling that would give The Decemberists a run for their money, Jim Clements will appeal to anyone with a soft-spot for the left-field singer/songwriter. His first album, Kill Devil Hills featured raging angels, world-destroying floods, flowerbed graves, glass ships, grey-clad virgins, volcanoes, murder, self-loathing, redemption, damnation, all in less than an hour (and you could tap your foot to it). He’s admittedly softening ...read more