Monthly Archives: April 2010

Hello and welcome to the online home of the new album EVERYTHING ALL AT ONCE, from Ann Arbor, Michigan-based musician Brian Lillie.  Though not an official Squirrel Mountain Orchestra album, many of the Squirrels and deputized Squirrels play on this … Continue reading →

TWO CHAIRS (words & music by Brian Lillie) Have you heard about the Two Chairs? Have you heard about the Two Chairs?

THROUGH (words and music by Brian Lillie) Wake up open your eyes take a shower put something in your belly put on your shoes walk outside and go to work

EVERYTHING ALL AT ONCE (words & music by Brian Lillie) Does anybody know the words to the song? Does anybody know the words to the song? I’ve been trying my best to fake it Trying to sing along Does anybody … Continue reading →

HALLOWEEN BY THE HORNS (words and music by Brian Lillie) The old coat on the fence Says “hello” to the apple That lies in the road, hung over with frost The cat leaves the wellhouse As the night disassembles The … Continue reading →

TRICK OF THE LIGHT (words & music by Brian Lillie) It’s a trick of the light… There’s rooms in the mansion that have never been open The locks have no keys and the doors have no knobs When the servants … Continue reading →

SOMETHING GOOD (words and music by Brian Lillie) Falling aside all these words that End where the twilight begins Where the silence of your orphaned heart Meets the ever-shifting winds Sirens are screaming As you upgrade to hurricane You set … Continue reading →

SHADOW COUNTRY (words and music by Brian Lillie) You say you know me well I have to disagree What do you think you’d find If we rode off into Deeper territory

ALTERNATE FUTURE (words and music by Brian Lillie and Al DiBlassio) In an alternate future On a road not taken You’re still driving your old car And the radio works The rosebush you planted Has not yet been murdered By … Continue reading →

WIND CHILL (words and music by Brian Lillie) It’s cold Radio says it’s ten degrees below It’s six a.m. Time to leave your burrow And head out into the snow