This is Mitch and Murray with Sleepy Trails.

How do you hold a phone with your hands split?

Down to the bone

when the rain spins

you need to stop that stuff

someday soon

leaving sleepy trails

till you run Leaving sleepy trails to you Oh

Limpings

on a t-shirt

Stretched across the chest

Where you all rang stretched across the chest way more rain

I only ask you I think thought too soon

There's a fall of sleep you trails to you go Troilers to me Oh Maybe I don't know you

Maybe I don't know you Oh All right, you just heard sleepy trails by Mitch and Murray.

From the album, The Bleak End starts here Here, released on regular beat recordings in September 2007.

The album's liner notes say that the band take their influences from the lo-fi strumming of their youth,

Sparkle Horse and Red House painters, and the tunes they were fed as children, old blues,

duop and soul, folk music and the Beach Boys, as well as whatever

they can salvage from their forgotten end of England. Mitch and Murray produced stark, beautiful,

and sublime melodies. They are Benjamin Jones on vocals, guitar, and other bits. Peter Coulthard,

on guitar, vocals and other bits as well, Mel Ballam on bass, and Paul Palmer on drums and vocals.

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