[00:09.000]So, Secrets (Cellar Door) is the first song of the album
[00:13.000]but coincidentally the first song I recorded as well.
[00:17.000]It's the only song I've demoing sounds for and
[00:22.000]well, then keeping the demo as the actual foundation.
[00:26.000]That usually doesn't happen.
[00:35.500]But the song covers two kids who were, neighbors,
[00:38.500]and over the course of the song, they both through they owned
[00:42.500]a secret they've been hiding and that is they both interact with the dead.
[00:48.500]The narrator's the young girl who can bring dead animals back to life.
[00:53.000]She's been afraid to show her neighbor, her best friend,
[00:55.000]for fear he would reject her.
[00:57.000]But she finally gets the courage to show and,
[01:00.000]instead of being upset,
[01:02.000]he actually asked her to show bring his old bird back to life.
[01:06.500]He always, was bothered that he never got to say goodbye,
[01:11.500]and so she does, and afterwards he reviews a secret of his own.
[01:16.500]So the boy-his name is Kyle-is a descendant of the familyline
[01:21.900]that starts with the track, Kin.
[01:24.900]Kin is a song on the Roots and it's about a guy who
[01:27.900]gets eh, blood transfusion from his strange cousin eh,
[01:32.900]that guy's Stone from his own, Severus and Stone.
[01:36.100]After their blood mixes, some odd happens and after that,
[01:41.900]he can hear his dead relatives all over his house.
[01:52.000]This strait passes on to his children and
[01:54.950]we hear about that in the song, it's The Crooked Kind.
[01:58.000]That's his son, learning to deal with the same issue.
[02:01.000]And his little brother has it as well.
[02:04.000]And then that person he has his own son, that's Kyle,
[02:09.000]and the song Secrets.And yeah, he has an same issue,
[02:13.000]and he even goes step further,
[02:14.950]he doesn't only hear them, he can see them as well.
[02:19.950]But yeah, it's course of Secret is about...
[02:22.000]revealing yourself to someone and...
[02:25.000]finding calm rather than rejection.