Ghost Funk Orchestra’s “Yours” Is Bluesy, Dramatic, and a Little Devastating

Ghost Funk Orchestra’s new single “Yours” is out now on Karma Chief Records and it marks the first studio appearance of vocalist Camellia Hartman, who is immediately the right choice for this particular song. The track was inspired by the organ stylings of Ed Lincoln and Dick Hyman — mid-century bachelor pad music that tends to live in dollar bins and deserves better — filtered through a bluesy soul sensibility with plenty of drama and kitsch baked in. It is the kind of track that sounds timeless without trying to.

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“Yours”

Tell me something new
’bout those things you do
’cause I can see right through
Your mind when it soars

Say how it’ll be
How you’ll be good for me
Life will be heavenly
And never a bore

When I’m yours
I’m yours

Tell me things will change
When you’re acting strange
That I’m imagining things every time
You walk out the door

Say goodbye to me
If you lie to me
Because honestly
Life was lovely before

I was yours
I was yours
I’m yours
I’m yours
I’m yours
I’m yours

But not for long…