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eflecting on the most visceral aspects of the human reality, Dayton, Ohio musician, singer and songwriter Pete Price has now released his first full-length album. Released in March 2022, “Department of the Interior” combines blues, americana, and rock genres and provides an intriguing collection of tracks that includes everything from rockers and bangers to ballads and introspective songs. Drawing comparisons to Jackson Browne’s “The Pretender” album, Pete Price is also influenced by legendary artists such as Neil Young, James Taylor, and Simon and Garfunkel.
The album title “Department of the Interior” comes from Pete Price’s inner reflection on the juxtaposition of physical, spiritual and emotional elements that each human possesses within themselves. With an attempt to understand the natural order and the role humans play in it, Pete Price has created a timeless album.
Verse 1
Before I Go, I’d like to say that if I’ve hurt you in any way, I’m sorry
I’ve fallen short in many things, and with the changes my life brings, I worry, Mmmmm
Verse 2
I’ve roamed and searched to find the truth, through the ages and my troubled youth
I’ve set my mind on distant stars, spent many nights in crowded bars
Only to remain alone. Lost and far from home
Chorus 1
All I ask before I go, is keep me in your memory so
That I can live in some small way, and if that’s heaven – that’s ok
Verse 3
The ones I’ve loved and ones I’ve lost, I could not foresee the cost
But now the final bill is due and all that I can ask of you is mercy
If only I’d believed in time, this heart could bring some peace of mind
Instrumental break
Verse 3
I will hold you in my heart, in the place that ends and starts
And I will keep you in that space where love will find a state of grace
And I hope that we will meet again, and in that time I’ll have to say, I love you. I love you
Chorus 2
All I ask before I go, is keep me in your memory so
That I can live in some small way, and if that’s heaven – that’s ok
