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The Honey Dewdrops - Stoney

From the album Light Behind Light, out April 15th, 2022. Director of Photography Michael Patrick O’Leary Camera Operators John Benam and Dan Stack Gaffer Dan Stack Sound Recorded and Mixed by Nicholas Sjostrom Video Editing by Matt Adams and Michael Ivan Schwartz Produced by Kagey Parrish and Laura Wortman Directed by Caleb Stine Art Direction by Kin West Set Design by Billy West Stoney (The Honey Dewdrops, BMI) Stoney he’d get lonely for the hard stuff and he’d take himself to a meeting down at the church he’d open doors on the past and walk right through to where he was at drinking store brand Dr. Pepper from a can as he was running on seven years a sober man Stoney lived alone here down in Tucson on his patio, every day, with the radio on his partner was Bruce, for thirty some years till Bruce met a younger man with a beard who taught college kids philosophy in Ohio and last year Bruce bid Stoney good-bye-o and the Tucson sun shines bright and the heat of the day don't last all night and the hills of cactus roll down to the border of Mexico Stoney’s beagle Josie was a true friend together they went walking down the street Josie’d sniff out all the stories then she’d mark her territories while Stoney waved to the kids playing up the street and they'd run on down to give that dog a treat Stoney kept his home the way he liked it he kept the radio on dancing through the quiet he could a been lonesome with grief but Bruce’s break was a sweet relief their life together became a long, dangerous silence a softly spoken intolerable form of violence the Tucson sun shines bright and the heat of the day don't last all night and you pray that some rain just might fall, fall, just some small mercy from the sky nobody thought of Stoney as a phony friend and neighbor he had a way of looking you in the eye right from the bottom of his heart he worked at Pima county Ford as a mechanic and you knew you could call him up in a panic first thing in the morning when your car won't start Stoney would always fix that broken part the Tucson sun shines bright and the heat of the day don't last all night out of the blue rain might fall, fall, just some small mercy from the sky Stoney left his body on a Wednesday with the radio on talking tired and lowly a neighbor was stopping on by found the old man just after he died sitting peaceful in a lawn chair next to Josie looking just like he was the same old Stoney and the Tucson sun shines bright and the heat of the day don't last all night and the hills of cactus roll down to the border of Mexico