Domotic 的一首曲子,I hate you forever. 我看到的时候末尾被谁加了一句:if you think i'm so nice,why am i alone all the time. 里面是I'll never return to this sad place again. ...(Well) I hate you forever.
Your softly spoken words,Release my whole desire,Undenied,Totally. And so bare is my heart,I can't hide,And so where does my heart,Belong. Beneath your tender touch,My senses can't divide,Oh so strong,My desire. For so bare is my heart,I can't hide,And so where does my heart,Belong. Now that I've found you,And seen behind those eyes,How can I,Carry on. For so bare is my heart,I can't hide,And so where does my heart,Belong. Belong, belong, belong.
静止
7月。 耳鼻是虚设。
sky-lines change, memories stll remain,some friends stay, some make their escape. ive walked these streets, i've known this place too long,and since you've gone, got used to being alone.... i think about you, from time to time,from summer's shower, till winter's sunshine. you can't stop time, hard as you might try,we're not here long, and then you're gone.... i meant to tell you. meant to hold you more,i meant to change, meant to mend my ways... i miss the sound of your key in the door,i miss you telling me, how your day has gone... we cant stop time, hard as we might try,we're not here long, and then you're gone... you cant stop time, hard as you might try,we're not here long, and then you're gone... Complimentary "Journey's End" Ringtone
You must destroy,All who you employ,To protect your last invention,Work hard its destruction,Ignore your good intention,You must ignore the wrong voice,Whose voice,A peculiar choice,Well I'm sure,You and I can't remember Living like a backwards trainwreck,trying to disguise the deceit,Intrinsic in our step,When love's got us by the neck,Why can't we just surrender,I'll be quiet,I won't wake you up,Don't whine,Drink wine,Like terpentine,Cleaning out your inside in line,From your toes up through your spine,Pretend you're a conductor,Maestro without music,God without man,Me without you,Holding your hand,Falling like a leaf,Crying like a man,We silently confess through open eyes,Setting fire to the web spun right behind,In my mind's a spider,And in your heart's a fly,When you're meek you are malicious,Somehow still suspicious,Faithlessly religious.
Willoughby offers up a blend of neo-folk, vagabond-pop with echoes of the Beatles and whispers of Wilco The band’s laidback sound matched the unusual San Francisco heat wave and the mood of the sunshine-sedated crowd. The Beach Boys and Elliott Smith influences were apparent in singer/founder Gus Seyffert’s clear vocals and emotional lyrics coupled with his band’s melodic instrumentation. Willoughbys debut album I Know What Youre Up To is the product of Gus Seyffert, a Los Angeles based musician who has performed around the world with musicians such as Inara George, The Bird and The Bee, Sia, and Michael Andrews. All songs on the album were performed and produced by Seyffert, with a few friends stopping by to help along the way. The result is a delicate masterpiece that was a lifelong dream fulfilled for Seyffert. "I had wanted to make my own record for a number of years but was always working on other projects. Recording the whole thing to tape was really important to me - I really wanted to capture the organic, analog sound of all the great records I love - by people like Harry Nilsson, Sparklehorse, The Zombies and Chet Baker." Having trained on bass under the legendary Charlie Haden, Seyffert has established himself as an in-demand sideman for some of the best producers in the world, having worked recently with Jimmy Hogarth (Sia, Leona Naess), Joey Waronker (Priscilla Ahn), Mickey Petralia (Flight of the Conchords), Michael Andrews (Inara George, Walk Hard Soundtrack) and T-Bone Burnett (Across The Universe OST). Seyffert has recently written with Priscilla Ahn for her debut album for Blue Note Records and recently sang a duet with Inara George on the latest EP from The Bird & The Bee while Willoughby are featured on the track "Not Enough" on the new Junkie XL album. Willoughby also recently produced five tracks on the forthcoming album from recent Rilo Kiley tourmate Benji Hughes, including a track called "The Mummy" which, surprisingly enough is a companion piece to Willoughbys "Frankenstein."