Artist	Song
The Handsome Family	If The World Should End In Ice
from Singing Bones (2003)
The Handsome Family	Up Falling Rock Hill
from In The Air (2000)
The Handsome Family	After We Shot the Grizzly
from Last Days of Wonder (2006)
The Handsome Family	Weightless Again
from Through the Trees (1998)
The Handsome Family	Birds You Cannot See
from Twilight (2001)
The Handsome Family	Tinfoil (Live)
from The Handsome Family Live At Schubas (2002)
The Handsome Family	Junebugs
from Honey Moon (2009)
The Handsome Family	Far From Any Road
from Singing Bones (2003)
The Handsome Family	Giant of Illinois
from Through the Trees (1998)
The Handsome Family	No One Fell Asleep Alone
from Twilight (2001)
The Handsome Family	Drunk By Noon
from Milk & Scissors (1996)
The Handsome Family	My Sister's Tiny Hands (Live)
from The Handsome Family Live At Schubas (2002)
The Handsome Family	Tesla's Hotel Room
from Last Days of Wonder (2006)
The Handsome Family	The Blizzard
from In the Forest of Missing Airplanes (2007)
The Handsome Family	Gail With The Golden Hair
from Singing Bones (2003)
The Handsome Family	Here's Hopin'
from Odessa (1995)
The Handsome Family	The Woman Downstairs
from Through the Trees (1998)
The Handsome Family	Passenger Pigeons
from Twilight (2001)
The Handsome Family	Lake Geneva
from Milk & Scissors (1996)
The Handsome Family	Vienna Sausage Hotline
from The Handsome Family Live At Schubas (2002)
The Handsome Family	A Beautiful Thing
from In The Air (2000)
The Handsome Family	Our Blue Sky
from Last Days of Wonder (2006)
The Handsome Family	My Ghost (Live)
from The Handsome Family Live At Schubas (2002)
The Handsome Family	So Much Wine
from In The Air (2008)
The Handsome Family	I Know You Are There
from Twilight (2001)

Comment:

Another band for whom I cannot find the words to express my admiration. Rennie Sparks has become my favorite lyricist, filling a void left by the passing of Elliott Smith and mellowing of Stuart Murdoch. Simply put, she write the funniest/darkest/most insightful lyrics of anyone I've heard. Brett Sparks' music is solid, but it is his baritone that really defines the band's sound.

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