East Autumn Grin

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East Autumn Grin
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Studio album by
ReleasedAugust 15, 2000
Genre Rock
Length53:46
Label A&M
Matthew Ryan chronology
May Day
(1997)
East Autumn Grin
(2000)
Concussion
(2001)

East Autumn Grin is Matthew Ryan's second album. It was released on August 15, 2000, on A&M Records.

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Track listing

All words and music by Matthew Ryan, except where noted.

  1. "3rd of October"
  2. "Heartache Weather"
  3. "I Hear a Symphony"
  4. "Me and My Lover"
  5. "Sunk"
  6. "Sadlylove"
  7. "I Must Love Leaving"
  8. "Ballad of a Limping Man"
  9. "Time and Time Only"
  10. "The World Is on Fire"
  11. "Still Part Two"
  12. "Worry" (words by Matthew Ryan, music by Matthew Ryan, David Ricketts)
  13. "August Summer Dress" (words by Matthew Ryan, music by Matthew Ryan, David Ricketts) (hidden track)

Personnel

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