Lying awake, eyes closed
Thinking how to get out of this
Escape, don't move
Standing at the edge of abyss
Stay still, he'll know
Just let the thoughts slip away
You, hear the sigh won't
Let him know I'm awake
You say, I cause the anger
You say, I should surrender
You say, I'm the pretender
You say, I should be tender
You say, I should be grateful
You say, I'm the dissenter
You say, don't you remember
I say, don't you want to be free
Give up the fight
Who knows who's right
Just let it go now
Breathe, and don't lose sight
Who knows who's right
Just let it go now
Lying so close, don't touch
Feelings getting far too intense
Don't know, can't think
How to get out of this
Don't sigh, or cry
Just keep it it all inside
Too tired, to fight
Don't let it start up again
You say, I should surrender
You say, I cause the anger
You say, I'm the dissenter
You say, I should be grateful
You say, I should be tender
You say, I'm the pretender
You say, I make you call me a bitch
I say, don't you want to be free
Give up the fight
Who knows who's right
Just let it go now
Breathe, and don't lose sight
Who knows who's right
Just let it go now
You say, I cause the anger
You say, I should surrender
You say, I'm the pretender
You say, I should be tender
You say, I should be grateful
You say, I'm the dissenter
You say, don't you remember
I say, don't you wanna be (free)
You say, I cause the anger
You say, I should surrender
You say, I'm the pretender
You say, I'm the dissenter
You say, I should be grateful
You say, I'm the pretender
You say, don't you remember
You say, I make you call me a bitch
Writer and recording artist of instrumental rock based music.
Although often progressive in nature,
I like to keep the tracks raw and not too polished. Each has a story in mind, which is told as the track progresses. Given the inspiration is usually some injustice (which is not hard to find!) or memory of regret, they tracks can meander between softer and more aggressive expression....more
Each composition is superbly put together, taking the listener on a journey they'll want to follow until the end. Hard to choose a favourite, but The Nightingale edges slightly over the rest. Burning Paper
Great fusion between rock and contemporary jazz - angular enough to create suspense, but resolving beautifully in time to keep the listener relaxed. Burning Paper