1. |
War
03:45
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All my pieces blind
maybe I choose my sign
maybe I use my mind
maybe I prove my crime
All my pieces blue
maybe I'm only new
maybe I'm one by one
maybe I'm two by two
all my pieces
War don't run me down no more
I've waited forever for you
I've waited forever for you
All my pieces broke
maybe I heard you spoke
maybe I turned you woke
maybe I burned you smoke
all my pieces gone
maybe I prayed too strong
maybe I played too wrong
maybe I stayed too long
all my pieces
War don't run me down no more
I've waited forever for you
I've waited forever for you
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2. |
Only The Brave
03:53
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Love is on the way the way
Peace will come to play
The end of days
Always starts like this
Gone are the monsters in the mist
Hold on, hang on
Gone are the ghosts like sunken ships
Hang on
No cowards when the hour comes
Only the brave, only the brave, only the brave
No power in the master or the slave, the slave
Only the brave…
So close your eyes
Meet me in your mind
Beyond the sky
Somewhere deep within
Gone is the sickness of our sin
Hang on, hold on
Gone is the weakness of our skin
No cowards when the hour comes
Only the brave, only the brave, only the brave
No savior in the cradle or the grave, the grave
Only the brave…
Gone is the glory in the gun
Hold on, hold on
Come are the roses with the sun
No cowards when the hour comes
Only the brave, only the brave, only the brave
No lovers with another soul to save, to save
Only the brave…
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3. |
The Great Disease
02:53
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The Great Disease
Verse 1
My daddy grew up in the great divide
My mommy told daddy better look alive
My daddy went dancing with the holy ghost
My mommy just clapped and said go go go, said go go go
Chorus
I fought my brother to the raging seas
I lost my lover to the great disease
Verse 2
My daddy smoked guns in the middle east
My mommy ran rum at the fiddler’s feast
My daddy drank dope with the lowly king
My mommy just hoped she could only sing, she could only sing
Chorus
I fought my brother to the raging seas
I lost my lover to the great disease
Verse 3
My daddy looked up and said let me go
My mommy looked up and said rest your soul
The lover looked back and said make your bed
The brother looked back and said bring your dead, said bring your dead
Chorus
I fought my brother to the raging seas
I lost my lover to the great disease
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4. |
All of My Love Again
03:18
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depending on the daytime
depending on the street
depending on the right time
depending on the heat
depending on the weather
depending on the wine
depending on the pressure
depending on the crime
All of my love again
back from yesterday
all of my love again
do you wanna to play games
depending on the signal
depending on the mood
depending on the season
depending on the food
all of my love again
back from where it came
all of my love again
do you wanna play games
All of my love again
back from yesterday
all of my love again
do you wanna to play games
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LambLion Toronto, Ontario
A husband-and-wife duo breathes to life a spirited world of storytelling. Drawing from early lives spent in Portugal and Serbia, their vocals weave emotional expression into soulful melodies and harmonies, with celestial highs and lows that transcend traditional forms of music making. ... more
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