1. |
Nothing's Wrong
04:02
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There goes happiness
Here comes loneliness
Both making a turn around
The corner from my heart
Needing to restart
Never knowing when
No one can know
No one can see
Whats eating my soul
Consuming me
Love has taken me
Farther than I can see
Teaching me how to live
With each one of my mistakes
A heart a day it breaks
Leaving so much to mend
No one can know
No one can see
Whats eating my soul
Consuming me
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2. |
Breathe Deep & Sigh
03:44
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What am I running from
A dark impending strum
Overcasting my whole day
Please tell me I am wrong
Sing to me a song
To drive the clouds away
Show me the light
Just a hint of silver line
Too many times I’ve been blind
Breathe deep & sigh
When I look back I see
My life laughing at me
And it reminds me I’ve had it all wrong all along
I tried a straightened path
But hurt all of my friends
Over & over again
I think I figured out
how to walk out of this cloud
To journey on & make my way home
I dug myself a hole
and sat there miserable
Feeling sorry for myself
I’ve seen the light
My life’s the silver line
I once was blind
breathe deep & sigh
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3. |
Run Love Run
04:38
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We’re gonna run, run,
til we can’t run anymore
Across the mountains to every shore
And everywhere in between
We’re gonna love, love
Until we can’t love anymore
We’re going to love forever more
Until this failing world has passed us by
Cause you’re mine
Cause you’re mine
You & I
We’re gonna run run
Into the eyes of the wind
In heavy irons we will set the trim
across the open seas
We’re gonna love love
til love is all that’s left
And we’re no longer bereft
Of all the joys that set us free
Set us free
Set us free
You & me
Run love run into the rising sun
Don’t turn round for our lives can’t be undone
The world is burning all around us & can’t be won
We will find our peace in the deep so just run
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4. |
Constant
04:07
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I'll always be the sunshine
I'll always be the rain
I'll always be the ocean
I'll always be the same
Somewhere beyond sight
Somewhere beyond sea
Somewhere beyond me
I'll always be the whisper
I'll always be the breeze
I'll always be the exhale
Somewhere beyond sight
Somewhere beyond sea
Somewhere beyond me
Please take these reigns from my hands
And steer this beast to distant lands
My heart and hands, they long for sands
Of time to slip on through this glass
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5. |
Sing Around The Storm
05:00
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Feel the change in the wind,
Give your voice to the breeze
Stare at passing blankets of gray
The mist with a taste of salt,
The sweetness of the rain
The crack & rumble echo your name
A dance of shadows and shapes,
the sun shines above and beyond
Shut my eyes & sing round the storm
The land lays neutral and still,
Nothing bright nothing stark
All awash in a glistening shimmer
Alight from sky to ground,
And a passing shiver
Resonate through my steel & my timber
Harmonizing and warm,
Melodies rolled over me
Lift your voice as we sing round the storm
A tuning of moment & sound
Louder still, deafens me
The hollow drone passes away
Stand here silent and still
Cool your soul with your heavy wet hair
Take my hand & let us draw nearer
Sway to the change in the wind
Dig your toes into the ground
As together we sing round the storm
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