By Clark Powell clarkpowell Bandcamp plazmataz SoundCloud barkbarkclark Twitter ← Ephemeral Muse: Final Remix Previous track by this artist → Dog Girl Summer Next track by this artist.
Released 4/20/2021.
Duration: 2:56.

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Tracks that Together: Vocal Remix samples:

• Together by Clark Powell
• Someday by Clark Powell feat. Astro Kid

Flashes that feature Together: Vocal Remix:

under Flashes Beyond Homestuck:

• A Sword And A Crown

Lyrics:

Someday, we'll be together
Oh yeah, oh yeah (mmmm)

Someday, we'll be together
Oh yes, we will (mmmm)

Someday, we'll be together
Oh yeah, oh yeah (mmmm)

Someday, we'll be together
Oh yes, we will (mmmm)

Artist and wiki commentary for Together: Vocal Remix:

7/6/2022with respect to this album —
about 1 year, 3 months later Clark Powell ✑ Twitter

my heart is still in this, listen even if you don't know what psycholonials is. only have time for one? listen to the bonus track at the end

(link to album)

it's the second time in my career i snuck "westminster chimes" into a song just because my blood seethes with evil and i love clocks

8/18/2026 Quasar Nebula: wiki editor

We have not encountered anyone ratifying that this track references Westminster Quarters. Between 4/13/2024 and the forthcoming update we listed Clark's root for this track's piano material, Day That Never Came, as referencing Westminster Quarters - and not Gymnopédie No. 1, the obvious and actual root. Notably, in commentary from about when that track was created, Clark wrote:

This is a song I recently put together for an animation score. It samples Erik Satie, Otis Redding, Diana Ross, Astro Kid, and the Downton Abbey theme song.

Erik Satie composed Gymnopédie No. 1 and the commentary is for the vocal track Someday, which contains all vocal material later re-trimmed and released as this bonus track for Psycholonials. The commentary does not refer to Westminster Quarters (exact credits there are indeterminate, but definitely none of the names Clark listed).

Clark has referenced Westminster Quarters earlier, in Clockwork from her solo album Medium. (Timestamp 3:04.)