Covering Warren Zevon's "Keep Me In Your Heart" at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts' Mark Twain Prize for American Humor honoring David Letterman in 2017. | Eddie Vedder

It's been a heavy year to say the least. Eric started this Warren Zevon tune in remembrance of those affected by Covid-19 and we all added our parts to the final arrangement. As the vaccines roll out and a better outlook for this pandemic starts to come into focus please remember to do the right thing and take care of those around you. We all have been affected by this in one way or another. For those grieving the loss of a loved one we hope this tune brings comfort. We love you all and hope tha

Warren Zevon would have turned 76 today. #CancerSucks "Keep Me In Your Heart" was the final song Warren Zevon would write and record before dying of Cancer 2003. This heart wrenching but beautiful song was written entirely after learning of his terminal illness. Due to his condition he was unable to continue commuting to the studio where the other tracks on his final album 'The Wind' had been recorded, so he had a makeshift studio set up at his home to record this song. | Hippy Lot