1. |
A Dream Of Foreign Lands
05:48
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2. |
We Were Kings
05:58
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We used to go outside and play
Jumping off our bridge into the lake
We used to go out after dark
Hiding in the bushes from the adults that were passing by
Climbing on the rooftop of a printshop
Running through the neighbor's yard and knocking on the back window
Maybe, maybe we can just pretend
That we're twelve years old again
Maybe, maybe we can just forget
That we're never going back
We used to ride our bikes in town
In the middle of the road with the cars passing by on either side
We used to think that we were kings
Rulers of the streets and the backwood trails
We used to believe that nothing bad could ever happen to us
Thinking 'bout growing up, but never about growing old
Maybe, maybe we can just pretend
That we're twelve years old again
Maybe, maybe we can just forget
That we're never going back
We used to dance to our favorite song
Singing along, but we couldn't understand
Maybe, maybe we can just pretend
That we're twelve years old again
Maybe, maybe we can just forget
That we're never going back
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3. |
Entangled In Daydreams
04:22
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Memories come back to haunt me
The questions left unanswered will never rest
Soon we'll be, entangled in daydreams
The sun will light the fire in your eyes
It's an adventure
It's an adventure in my favorite puddle with you
I climbed a ladder,
I climbed a ladder to the moon, I walked around and I got bored
Do I belong here
Do I belong here if I'm pushed below with nowhere else to go
Will I live long here
Will I live long here if I never leave the cave to see the light
Carry on, row your boat
Carry all the carcasses below
You're a dreamer
You're a dreamer just like me and we can be most anything
If I'm a sailor
If I'm a sailor you're the wind that fills my sails when set forth
Carry on, row your boat
Carry all the carcasses below
Memories come back to haunt me
The questions left unanswered will never rest
Soon we'll be, entangled in daydreams
The sun will light the fire in your eyes
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4. |
The Mirror
04:24
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I have the answers to the unknown
I solved the puzzle that can't be solved
Wake, I would wake in the middle of the night
Blind, I was blinded by the strength of the light
I found a mirror that showed me all
And I gazed in the water
And I saw my faults
I was wrong
I sailed on westwards towards the sun
I prayed to the father but my soul was lost
Stray, I would stray far from home, all alone
Sail, I would sail to the edge of the earth
I heard a siren who sang a song
And my ship was sinking
As I sang along
I would drown
Please lay me down beneath the sea
Where I sleep
Where I dream
Lord knows where I sleep
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5. |
Vagabond
06:55
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6. |
Slow Motion Sequence
02:47
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7. |
Prisoners
04:31
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Listen to the cold wind
It's slapping hard against your face
Brother where have you been?
What have they done to you again?
How do you think he's supposed to deal with this?
He's just a child
Don't speak, don't utter a word of your own
It's not ok, It's not ok
Listen to the old trees
I need to find a place to heal
Father, what have you done?
I thought you were a trusted one
How do you think he's supposed to deal with this?
He's just a child
Don't speak, don't utter a word of your own
It's not ok, It's not ok
They carried me into a room
And they tried to take it away from me
They carried me away from home
And they tried to take it out of me
They carried me into a room
And they tried to take it away from me
And they all know
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8. |
Disconnect
04:13
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9. |
Nostalgia
00:53
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10. |
Sirens
05:59
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Bird of mine
Give me sign
False hope to keep me warm
Somewhere inside
King of time
Let me slide back
So we never have to meet at all
Bird of mine
Flap your wings
Carry my word across the sea
One who deceives
King of time
Let me slide back
So we never have to meet at all
Go ahead
Sing before the storm sinks this ship
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Stephen D'Angella Montreal, Québec
Stephen D'Angella is a Montreal musician that creates music that can best be described as "intergalactic new-vintage post-pubescent folk rock".
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