- Host: Please welcome The Black Feathers.
[audience applauding and cheering]
- Ray Hughes: Hey.
- Sian Chandler: Hello.
[guitar strumming]
Well, goodbye.
[audience laughing]
- She's gotten all shy.
Got all nervous backstage waiting to come out here.
It's been a wonderful weekend.
A real joy to be here.
[audience applauding and cheering]
We are, uh...
We're going to finish off our time here
with a song called "Goodbye." [audience chuckling]
And we'll dedicate it to everybody
who's going out partying tonight,
'cause it's actually, it's actually called
"Goodbye Tomorrow."
["Goodbye Tomorrow" by The Black Feathers]
[gentle acoustic guitar music]
? Time to remember ?
? To try to forget ?
? And drink all my worries away ?
? If I cannot be someone else's ?
? Maybe I'll be yours 'til the end of the day ?
? So goodbye tomorrow ?
? I'll see you real soon ?
? I'll be where you left me that cold afternoon ?
? And take all my worries ?
? They're all that I have ?
? Goodbye tomorrow ?
? Farewell ?
[gentle acoustic guitar music]
? You wanna make a change ?
? So you color your hair ?
? And act like you're heading somewhere ?
? But if you kick off your shoes ?
? And invite in the blues ?
? You ain't going nowhere ?
? So goodbye tomorrow ?
? I'll see you real soon ?
? I'll be where you left me that cold afternoon ?
? And take all my worries ?
? They're all that I have ?
? Goodbye tomorrow ?
? Farewell ?
? Will I see you again ?
? After all that I've done ?
? And bring back my heart from the grave ?
? Oh, please, just tell me ?
? That maybe is all you can say ?
? We'll be better together ?
? Someday ?
? Oh, yeah ?
? So goodbye tomorrow ?
? I'll see you real soon ?
? I'll be where you left me that cold afternoon ?
? And take all my worries ?
? They're all that I have ?
? Goodbye tomorrow ?
? Farewell ?
? Ohh ?
? Goodbye tomorrow, farewell ?
? Just wanted to say ?
? Goodbye tomorrow ?
? Farewell ?
? Ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ?
? Ooh ?
[audience laughing]
- Damn it, that wasn't really a note.
[all laughing]
[audience applauding and cheering]
? Goodbye tomorrow ?
[gentle acoustic guitar music]
- Thank you so much, guys.
[audience applauding and cheering]
- Heather Maloney: I think that I figured out
that this is my fifth Mile.
And this is Isabella and Isaac's very first Mile.
And, um...
[audience applauding and cheering]
[guitar strumming]
It's been absolutely magical.
It's just been a dream.
Thank you so much for, as always,
for bringing your open ears and open hearts
to all of our sets.
So we're gonna play a song
that we haven't played all weekend.
It's called "Dirt and Stardust."
["Dirt and Stardust" by Heather Maloney]
[gentle acoustic guitar music]
[child crying]
I'm sorry that's not the one you wanted.
[all laughing]
- Parent: Don't take it personally.
[all laughing]
- ? Well, I don't want these walls to wall me in forever ?
? Don't wanna make my home on fenced-in land ?
? We can buy our lot, we can mark our spot ?
? But we're travelers, whether we like it or not ?
? So please make my castle out of sand ?
? Oh, please make my castle out of sand ?
? And I don't want light that lights forever ?
? I don't want fire that stays stable ?
? And the wick is lit ?
? It burns a bit, and then it goes out at the end of it ?
? So please don't hang a bulb above my table ?
? Oh, please don't hang a bulb above my table ?
? 'Cause ?
? I am made of all the same stuff ?
? That makes the seasons what they are ?
? I am made of dirt and stardust ?
? My daddy's dreams, my mother's heart ?
? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ?
? I don't want a promise that outlives the promiser ?
? Oh, and my body will not last longer than a metal band ?
? And this tender expanse, it's called romance ?
? And like anything great, it's riddled with chance ?
? So please don't put a diamond on my hand ?
? Oh, please ?
? Don't put a diamond on my hand ?
? Hand ?
? 'Cause ?
? I am made of all the same stuff ?
? That makes the seasons what they are ?
? I am made of dirt and stardust ?
? My daddy's dreams, my mother's heart ?
? Oh, my mother's heart ?
? Hey ?
? Ahh ?
? Ooh, ooh, ooh ?
? Ahh ?
? Ooh, ooh, ooh ?
? I don't want blooms that bloom forever ?
? I don't want colors that don't fade away ?
? And petals open to the sun ?
? And they wilt when they're all done ?
? So please don't put silk flowers on my grave ?
? Please don't put silk flowers on my grave ?
? Grave ?
? 'Cause ?
? I am made of all the same stuff ?
? That makes the seasons what they are ?
? I am made of dirt and stardust ?
? My daddy's dreams, my mother's heart ?
? Oh, my mother's heart ?
? Yeah, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey ?
? Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey ?
? Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey ?
? Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, yeah ?
? Oh, whoah, whoah, whoah, whoah, oh ?
[audience applauding and cheering]
- Thank you, everybody, we love you.
- Sarah Peacock: We are gonna play a song for you
that I actually released last year during Pride Month.
And this song is really, really special to me.
I actually wrote this song about all the words
I wish that someone had said to me when I was coming of age.
So it's called "Who You Are,"
and it's for anyone who's ever felt misunderstood.
["Who You Are" by Sarah Peacock]
[gentle acoustic guitar music]
- Danni Nicholls: ? Hey, my friend ?
? I know you're feeling low ?
? And you don't wanna let it show ?
? See you on the defense ?
? Feels like running in circles ?
? And you're running alone ?
? You want a safe place to go ?
? When the world is full of hate ?
? You've got a light to shine ?
? And it's burning bright ?
? You've got beauty like a rainbow ?
? In your smile ?
? So come on out ?
? Show the world what you're all about ?
? I'm not afraid to say that I'm proud ?
? Of who you are ?
? Who you are ?
? Hey, my friend ?
? I know you feel caught in the margins ?
? Who you are is not for bargain ?
? You don't have to pretend ?
? You gotta tell your story ?
? The world needs your voice ?
? It's not always an easy choice ?
? But you are worthy ?
? You've got a light to shine ?
? And it's burning bright ?
? You've got beauty like a rainbow ?
? In your smile ?
? So come on out ?
? Show the world what you're all about ?
? I'm not afraid to say that I'm proud ?
? Of who you are ?
? Who you are ?
? Ahh ? ? Are ?
? So come on out ?
? Show the world what you're all about ?
? I'm not afraid to say that I'm proud ?
? Of who you are ?
? Who you are ?
[audience applauding and cheering]
- Wow.
- Dave Hause: That's Mark Masefield over there
on the piano.
[audience applauding and cheering]
This is my brother, Tim Hause.
- How's it going?
- And he got to play his own shows here at this year's Mile.
And, but we did this very thing all through Europe.
We did a tour called the Haunted Churches Tour.
And Tim and I were raised evangelical in Philadelphia.
- Audience Member: Whoo! - And so-- yeah, yeah?
[audience laughing]
Philly, evangelical.
But...
So, a lot of the songs deal with addiction and depression,
difficulty fitting in to various frameworks in society.
We took these all through churches, all through Europe,
and never once did a lightning bolt come down
and strike any of us dead.
So you're safe here today with us.
I want to thank the wonderful people of Appleton,
specifically the Mile of Music team.
Give it up for all of them, everybody, come on.
[audience applauding and cheering]
This song is called "The Ditch."
["The Ditch" by Dave and Tim Hause]
[gentle piano and acoustic guitar music]
? Is my skin on fire again? ?
? Can I walk out on the ocean with my long-lost friend? ?
? Eyes open wide ?
? All night ?
? I'd throw a rope around the moon if I could turn the tide ?
? 'Cause I shake, shake, shake, shake alone ?
? I'm shaking every night and day ?
? Will my shake, shake, shaking ever go away? ?
? If I can't make it out of this ditch ?
? I better make a home of it ?
? If I can't get down off this ledge ?
? I better make a home of it ?
? I better make it home ?
? Is it the month of May again? ?
? Heat seeps in my windows ?
? And my clothes stick to my skin ?
? If you hold me close and we lock the door ?
? We could kick against the current ?
? And hope we find a shore ?
? 'Cause I shake, shake, shake, shake alone ?
? I'm shaking every night and day ?
? Will my shake, shake, shaking ever go away? ?
? Oh, my God, it never goes away ?
? If I can't make it out of this ditch ?
? I better make a home of it ?
? If I can't get down off this ledge ?
? Better make a home of it ?
? I better make a home of it ?
? I better make it home ?
? Will you shake, shake, shake, shake at home with me? ?
? Shake, shake, shake, shake at home with me ?
? Will you shake, shake, shake, shake at home with me? ?
? Shake, shake, shake, shake at home with me ?
? Will you shake, shake, shake, shake at home with me? ?
? Shake, shake, shake, shake at home with me ?
? Will you shake, shake, shake, shake at home with me? ?
? Shake, shake, shake, shake at home with me ?
? If I can't make it out of this ditch ?
? If I can't make it down off this ledge ?
? I better make it home ?
? I gotta make it home ? ? Home ?
? I better make it home ?
[audience applauding and cheering]