1. |
Sidelines
03:39
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It can be dangerous
If you don’t know what you’re doing
Sometimes it’s safer to watch from the sideline
Ooo yeah
So watch from the sidelines
And watch from the shore
I can see her walking towards the waves of crashing bones
There is something beautiful
About the unpredictability and her ability
To make it look so easy to be free
As she looks out across the tears of the world
Her eyes fill up with their own
As she knows that the tears are alone
You know those times when everything’s wrong and you don’t feel so wrong
Those are the moments the ocean is calm
Blurry eyes means blurry vision and
Blurry vision means blurry decisions
Before you realise the waves were there all along
Instead of the sidelines put the lines to the side
And walk forward with a smile
And the waves become just yours and mine
As she looks out across the tears of the world
Her eyes fill up with their own
From years of her looking down
And waves of crashing bones
The middle of the world is full of stone
But the waves don’t see
How a world full of crashing bones is perfect for me
A world full of crashing bones is perfect for me
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2. |
Until We Meet Again
03:19
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always thought we were on the same side
Now I see that you would’ve died without me
And that would be
A hurt to the precious pride
Are you walking away cause you do it so well
Now I will never smell
That stink of you driving me insane
So I guess until we meet again
It was you being insecure
You being selfish made you ignore me
You put yourself before me
Every time and I got tired
Of the same old thing
I wanted a new beginning
So I left and now I’m great
And until we meet again
Now you’re not here I’m doing so much better
I was never the centre
Of your attention you never showed affection
That was just a reflection
Of your difficulties
But baby please
All the hardships for which I got the blame
Mean until we meet again
Until we meet again
It was you being insecure
You being selfish made you ignore me
You put yourself before me
Every time and I got tired
Of the same old thing
I wanted a new beginning
So I left and now I’m great
And until we meet again
Until we meet again
Until we meet again
It was you being insecure
You being selfish made you ignore me
You put yourself before me
Every time and I got tired
Of the same old thing
I wanted a new beginning
So I left and now I’m great
And until we meet again
Until we meet again
And until we meet again
Until we meet again
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3. |
5 Minutes
03:34
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Just a little bit
Just a little bit of sun
Just a window full
just while the rain is done
Its gone for a while
Gone for the night
Gone for five minutes
Its gone for a while
Gone for tonight
Gone for five minutes
I’ve got to confess
I don’t need nothing else
Don’t mean no offence
But I’ve got to protest
Please don’t expect
anything unless
than expansive nothingness
All too much
Not enough
Floating and choking exploding
I’m broken
Pieces falling til morning crawling fall into place
Faces in cages
Losing the races
They’re set up to lose they got nothing to lose
But their pride and their eyes
You can tell when they’ve lied
Maybe I’ll just step to the side
I’ve got to confess
I don’t need nothing else
Don’t mean no offence
But I’ve got to protest
Please don’t expect
anything unless
than expansive nothingness
The thing about living
Life can be forgiving
You take what you’re given
Right from the beginning
Floating and choking exploding only works when you are broken
So don’t get broken
I’ve got to confess
I don’t need nothing else
Don’t mean no offence
But I’ve got to protest
Please don’t expect
anything unless
than expansive nothingness
Forgetfulness
Unknowingness
living in mess
i don’t want to love you
Don’t know what to tell you
No I guess
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4. |
Living It
04:45
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We follow the rise and the fall of the tide
The pushing and pulling
From low to high
We’re a ripple in the water of the world
But to us that ripple is everything
Who can say that we’re dreaming
Of a life that doesn’t exist
We know it exists
Cause we’re living it
Cause we’re living it
They say the world is so big and we’re so small
We have no purpose at all
They could not be more wrong
There’s so many people on the earth
That all deserve to find what they love
And all will be enough
Who can say that we’re dreaming
Of a life that doesn’t exist
We know it exists
Who can say that we’re dreaming
Of a life that doesn’t exist
We know it exists
Following the tide
Means swallowing your pride
And taking everything in your stride
Following the tide
Means swallowing your pride
And taking everything in your stride
Who can say that we’re dreaming
Of a life that doesn’t exist
We know it exists
Who can say that we’re dreaming
Of a life that doesn’t exist
We know it exists
Following the tide
Means swallowing your pride
And taking everything in your stride
Following the tide
Swallowing your pride
And taking everything in your stride
Cause we’re living it
Cause we’re living it
We’re living it
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Maisy Grace England, UK
Cornish gal who also happens to make killer tunes
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