1. |
Death Valley
03:24
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2. |
Roots
04:02
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3. |
What Might Have Been
04:36
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I
Am trying to see
What is right
In front of me
So I can stand
Upon my hands
And exist
In the world
Of man
He has a plan
To claim this land
For his own
But head's a mess
Without a home
He tries his best
But can't go on
And in the end
You can't begin
Until you burn
What might have been
Time
Is on our side
It stands tall
When minds collide
The noise they make
Could deafen crowds
But turn your ears
To the sound
And learn
Of the change
Giving life
To your brain
It speaks aloud
Behind the eye
Each loving word
Until we die
And in the end
You can't begin
Until you burn
What might have been
What might have been
This is all we know
So give it time to grow
Cast yours stones aside
Each loving word until we die
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4. |
Everything You Need
03:27
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5. |
The Grip
04:02
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6. |
High Tide
06:14
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Rising wave
Ebbing tide
Fills the air
Coincide
When you breathe
Deep and wide
The pain away
And the body light
Om
You are here
You are there
Caught between
An endless stare
That looks without
And looks within
The only truth
That has always been
Om
Echoes of the in between
These colours I have never seen
Let them in
And settle in
Through many waters
You will swim
All around
A smoother sound
The steady heart
In you resounds
Om
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Under the Sun Toronto, Ontario
Under the Sun is a four-piece, alternative folk band from Toronto, Canada.
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