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In The Pines
In The Pines is my three-track reimagining of two traditional songs, “In the Pines” and “The Longest Train." Each version takes my new father-and-son tragedy in a radically different direction: from a gothic folk murder ballad, to a bluesy duet, and then a cinematic excursion.
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Mmmmm-hmmmmm... Where did you sleep last night? Where did you sleep last night? Where did you sleep last night? Where did you sleep last night? My daddy work as an engineer Dies a mile outta town His head is wrecked in the driving gear But his body is never found In The Pines (In The Pines) Where the sun don’t shine (Won’t shine) And we shiver if a cold wind blow (Shiver if a cold wind blows) Shiver, if a cold wind blows Oooh... Where did you sleep last night? Where did you sleep last night? Where did you sleep last night? Where did you sleep last night? I go and take my father’s job I find a wife, we make a home A life on the railroad lines And we watch our children grow In The Pines (In The Pines) Where the sun don’t shine (Won’t shine) And we shiver if a cold wind blow Shiver if a cold wind blows My gal, don’t lie to me My gal, what has I done? That make you treat me cold You cause me to weep (Weep) You cause me to moan (Moan) Tell me to leave my home (Leave home!) So I go... I ask the captain for the time of day (Long steel rail, a short cross tie) He say he'll throw his watch away I’m on my way back home The longest train I ever seen Go down the Georgia line The engine pass at six o'clock And the cab, it pass by at nine In The Pines (In The Pines) Where the sun don’t shine (Won’t shine) And we shiver if a cold wind blow (Shiver if a cold wind blows) Shiver, if a cold wind blows Oooh Where did you sleep last night? (Last night, last night, last night) Where did you sleep last night? Where did you sleep? I die a mile from my town My body is never found In The Pines (In The Pines) In The Pines Who, who, who...? Revised/additional lyrics, new melody & arrangement by LKN Adapted from two traditionals of the same names Mixed & mastered by Heymow Produced by LKN Copyright © 2-17-25
Whoo... My father work as an engineer Dies a mile out of town His head is wrecked in the driving gear But his body is never found In Da Pines (in The Pines) Where the sun don't shine (Won't shine) And we shiver if a cold wind blows Shiver if a cold wind blows I grow and take my father's job I find a wife, we make a home A life on the railroad lines And we watch our children grow In Da Pines (in The Pines) Where the sun don't shine (Won't shine) And we shiver if a cold wind blows (Shiver if a cold wind blows) My gal, don't lie to me (Your gal don't lie to you) My gal, what has I done? (What has you done?) That make you treat me cold (Treat you cold?) You cause me to weep (Weep) You cause me to moan Tell me to leave my home Leave home! So I go, aye I ask the captain for the time of day He say he'll throw his, uh, watch away I'm on my way back home The longest train I ever seen Go down the Georgia line The engine pass at six o'clock And the cab, it pass by at nine In The Pines (in Da Pines) Where the sun don't shine (Won't shine) And we shiver if a cold wind blow (Shiver if a cold wind blows) I die a mile out of town My body is never found In Da Pines (in The Pines) Where the sun don't shine (Won't shine) And we shiver if a cold wind blow (Shiver if a cold wind blows) Shiver if a cold wind blows Shiver if a cold wind blows Revised/additional lyrics, new melody & arrangement by LKN Project concept & male persona by MatchaChocolate Mixed & mastered by Heymow Produced by LKN Copyright © 2-17-25
Whoo, ooh, ooh... My daddy work as an engineer Dies a mile out a town His head is wrecked in the driving gear But his body is never found In The Pines (In The Pines) Where the sun don’t shine (Won’t shine) And we shiver if a cold wind blow (Shiver if a cold wind blows) I grow and take my father’s job I find a wife, we make a home A life on the railroad lines And we watch our children grow In The Pines (In The Pines) Where the sun don’t shine (Won’t shine) And we shiver if a cold wind blow (Shiver if a cold wind blows) My gal, don’t lie to me (Your gal don’t lie to you) My gal, what has I done? (What has you done?!) That make you treat me cold (Treat ya cold) You cause me to weep (Weep!) You cause me to moan (Moan!) Tell me to leave my home (Leave home!) So I go, oh... Ooh, ah... I ask the captain for the time of day (Long steel rail, a short cross tie) He say he'll throw his, uh, watch away I’m on my way back home The longest train I ever see n Go down the Georgia line The engine pass at six o'clock And the cab, it pass by at nine In The Pines (In The Pines) Where the sun don't shine Won't shine And we shiver if a cold wind blows (If a cold wind blows) I die a mile from my town My body is never found In The Pines (In The Pines) The Pines Who, who, who...? Revised/additional lyrics, new melody & arrangement by LKN Mixed & mastered by Heymow Produced by LKN Copyright © 2-18-25
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“One day in 2025, a friend DMed, excited about a male vocal persona he’d created. I loved that deep voice, too. He told me what he wanted to do with it: update a traditional song, along the same lines as one of his favorite performances by Nirvana. Though I’d never even heard that Cobain track, I eagerly asked, “Hey. Can I please take a crack at it?” Over the next two nights, I went back to the song’s roots. I did some research and discovered its origins in TWO old Appalachian folk songs from the 19th century: “In the Pines” and “The Longest Train.” And so I adapted both of those sources into one new composition of my own. I revised their lyrics, wrote additional lines, and completely changed the chronology, beginning with the ending. Then I used v4 to create three different versions of my work. Only after I’d finished did I finally listen to Nirvana’s rendition. I actually think it helped that I hadn’t heard it: my versions sound nothing like theirs. I handed the second track back to my friend and asked if he wanted to finish it. (I felt it still needed a male-female call-and-response in the bridge to work.) He tried mightily, yet couldn’t get it to happen in v4. Then, via v5, I did. I later upgraded the other two versions, too.”
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Jrrty2026-10-14 17:42
Great Fall and Halloween vibe
Jay Jabiru2026-10-14 17:23
This certain distinct weaving of song structure & voice is both raw & delicate
Heymow2026-10-14 17:18
Masterpiece 🎧
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