1. |
The Same Way
03:33
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Familiar forces
Resurface, stripping all purpose.
Harmony let’s go;
Froze and choked.
Disharmony sips from self-control.
Then harmony and all control,
Quits cold.
Imploding out loud.
Recount,
How my hate breaks every safe space
That’s ever claimed.
The same way it’s always played,
Coming into range.
It’s strange and expected, but neglected;
and it’s accepted.
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2. |
Dual Red
02:18
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Green, crushing tide
Forcing to confide;
To keep swimming outside.
A dazzling, diamond sky;
Decides to consume a child.
Dual red;
Pulling back in.
Impending end;
forced to mend.
Never gained the name,
who retrieved that boy from sea.
He was always scared and never prepared.
What’s fair would’ve been to keep me there.
To find how to fight for air.
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3. |
Separation
04:36
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Moonbeams
Soon turn to,
Sun streams.
Suddenly yet subtly,
Shifting heartbeats away.
A phone ring moving to shame.
Wide awake, making us feel away.
Commiserate with spiraling,
To tolerate separation.
It saturates at a forever pace.
Can’t see your face.
Separation.
To see your face only in picture frames.
Lower our hearts in the dirt;
The hurt bursts the moments preserved.
Can’t see your face.
Commiserate with spiraling,
To tolerate separation.
It saturates at a forever pace.
Can’t see your face.
Separation.
Separation.
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Stressor Little Rock, Arkansas
Three dudes from Little Rock crankin' out some dang rock tunes. Let's get stressed.
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