This is New Wisco weekend. I'm Lisa Hale your host. We enjoy ending every issue by
sharing some great Wisconsin-made music with you. Here's 7,000 apart and their
visit with Nightlife with Pete Schwabba just a few days ago.
So now I don't get that I like it out around. This is a bit of built and
trials follow. Why do we just keep pulling on? We know it's like that's just
sleeping a song. A little piece and then you're gone. You know we're bad for
each other like this but we can quit out. We keep running fast but we can't
run. I run as fee-y. I run as fee-y. You know I'm bad enough to do you care.
So won't get up but I'm be a repair. My temp is seated. I'm bound for all the
cows. I'm not sure that I could tuck it out. This is a bit of built and
trials follow. Why do we just keep pulling on? We know it's like this is just
sleeping a song. A little piece and then you're gone. You know we're bad for
each other like this but we can quit out. We keep running fast but we can't
run. This is a bit of built and trials follow. Why do we just keep pulling
on? We know it's like this is just sleeping a song. A little piece and then you're
gone. You know we're bad for each other like this but we can't quit out. We keep
running fast but we can't run. I run as fee-y. I run as fee-y. I run as
fee-y. That's awesome. That's a great tune. Thank you. Yeah. What's going on in that
song a little bit? I caught most of it but there's so many parts to it so it's
very hard to are you talking like lyric lyrics? Yeah just like because there was a
moment and this is right where my kind of comedy brain went to but where you
guys looked at each other and you gave each other kind of a cute look and those
of you listening that don't know they are a couple. Seven thousand part they're
a married couple so you guys gave each other a nice look and I thought what if
they weren't getting along on that day? Like would you still have that sort of? I mean
that's kind of what it is like when we were in long distance so for those who
don't know that's what the 7,000 apart so we were in a long distance relationship
for three years but we were 7,000 kilometers apart from each other which is
like 4,300 to 2.5 miles ish and after meeting here in Green Bay High School
I'm from Sweden originally. Yeah our relationship wasn't always great because
like long distance is really really hard and so there were times where yeah
it didn't feel like a good thing necessarily and we weren't like great for
each other but the thing is like we were always great for each other when we
were together. How was summer fast? Because I almost forgot to ask you that.
Absolutely. I mean it's the biggest stage we've ever been on I think. It's
was a US cellular stage like you can see it from the highway like that's how
big this stage is. Was it scary? I was actually not. I was just so excited and
just had fun. It was like there were like 10 people behind stage like helping
out to make it happen and it's like that doesn't happen for us normally we have
to do everything so we don't have to set up all the speakers and all the
lights and we just showed up to show it up and did our thing for an hour and
let them back stage area like we had a little green room. Here's a bathroom.
Free water. Come on. There was big water as well.
Incredible. So that's the biggest venue you've played. You played for an hour.
Did you do all original stuff or some covers? Basically we did like three covers
maybe I think. Yeah but it was great. We worked with a live stage coach from
Nashville and the same way for rehearsing. So we we felt really ready and just
excited. One of the biggest music festivals in the world with thrill another
song in before the break. Yeah sure. Let's do our next single. It's coming out
August 7th. We're only releasing on the 7th from now. I love that. Yeah. It's
good luck. We like 7th. That sounds good song too. All right.
Sound anomaly 7,000 apart. Another long distance one. Sweet.
I left my favorite jacket in the back seat. Oh, you're so proud. 94. It's not something I've
done before. What was I thinking? The sound of me fined off the bruise. I left behind
the 4,000 miles apart. Did I leave my heart in the back seat? I wanted you to have it.
What said a dream? What did we wake up? What said a break? What did we break up?
Nights in your jeans. When we made up over and over and over again. What said a dream?
What said a dream? You left your college. You're on it. I can surely steal it. I'm not
sure. I won't survive another goodbye now. What were we thinking?
The sound of me fined off the bruise. You left behind the 4,000 miles apart.
Did you leave your heart with me? Cause you wanted me to have it. What said a dream?
What did we wake up? What said a break? What did we break up?
Nights in your jeans. When we made up over and over and over and over again.
What said a dream? Thank you for being a part of New Wisco Weekend,
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written by Terry Barr and Lisa Hale. Our lead correspondent is Terry Barr, with features
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