The EP features three tracks: the original track "Army of Tears", a previously unreleased track "The Wandering" and a demo version of "Army of Tears".
One of the tracks, "Stars of Tears", did not appear in the final version of the game.
If it did, cue Smokey Robinson singing "The Tracks of My Tears".
Among the key moments in the career of the guitarist Marv Tarplin is his quiet, understated introduction to the Miracles' 1965 single, "The Tracks Of My Tears".
This inspired him to develop "The Tracks Of My Tears", and its success led to another song in the same vein, "My Girl Has Gone".
"The Tracks Of My Tears" became a standard, being recorded successfully by Bryan Ferry (1973), Linda Ronstadt (1976), Colin Blunstone (1982) and Go West (1993).
Tarplin shared the composing credits of The Tracks of My Tears with Robinson and Warren Pete Moorere, which ensured a healthy income from numerous cover versions, including those by Aretha Franklin, Johnny Rivers, Gladys Knight, Bryan Ferry, Linda Ronstadt, Billy Bragg and Rod Stewart.
I normally play a combination of rabble-rousing campfire songs like Take Me Home, Country Roads, and softer ballads like The Tracks Of My Tears.
In the concert's blues moment, B. B. King performed "The Thrill Is Gone" with wiry elegance; Smokey Robinson sang his own "Tracks of My Tears," amplifying its heartbreak.
Later, he dances alone to "The Tracks of My Tears," prefiguring an astounding cameo from Smokey Robinson himself, playing an impatient cabdriver.
