Mercy (Remo Drive album)

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All tracks are written by Sam Becht, Erik Paulson, and Stephen Paulson.

Mercy
Remo Drive Mercy Artwork.jpg
Studio album by
ReleasedFebruary 23, 2024
Length36:25
Label Epitaph
Producer Phil Ek
Remo Drive chronology
A Portrait of an Ugly Man
(2020)
Mercy
(2024)
Deluxe edition cover
Remo Drive Mercy Deluxe.jpg
Mercy track listing
No.TitleLength
1."Please, Please Be Smart"4:12
2."I Find Trouble"5:13
3."All You'll Ever Catch"4:07
4."White Dress"3:41
5."Mercy"3:08
6."Makin' Muzak"2:51
7."Houseplant"4:01
8."No, There's No Hope for You"2:41
9."New in Town"2:45
10."Hold You"3:46
Total length:36:25
Deluxe edition bonus tracks
No.TitleLength
11."Mercy" (Field Medic version)2:41
12."No, There's No Hope for You" (Boyish version)2:29
13."White Dress" (Caleb Lee Hutchinson version)4:20
14."Please, Please Be Smart" (Wilt version)3:58
Total length:49:53

Personnel

Remo Drive

Additional contributors

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