Name: In The Darkness by Akiuto
Duration: 3 min 14 s
Description: This is my first experience of reading fast flow, I hope you enjoy it.

From the new album CARRIE & LOWELL by Sufjan Stevens
Get it: http://akrec.co/1y05i0M
Available on Asthmatic Kitty Records

More info: http://carrieandlowell.com

LYRICS:

I should have known better
To see what I could see
My black shroud
Holding down my feelings
A pillar for my enemies

I should have wrote a letter
And grieve what I happen to grieve
My black shroud
I never trust my feelings
I waited for the remedy

When I was three, three maybe four
She left us at that video store
Be my rest, be my fantasy

I’m light as a feather
I’m bright as the Oregon breeze
My black shroud 
Frightened by my feelings
I only want to be a relief

No, I’m not a go-getter
The demon had a spell on me
My black shroud
Captain of my feelings
The only thing I want to believe

When I was three, and free to explore
I saw her face on the back of the door
Be my vest, be my fantasy

I should have known better
Nothing can be changed
The past is still the past
The bridge to nowhere
I should’ve wrote a letter 
Explaining what I feel, that empty feeling

Don’t back down, concentrate on seeing
The breakers in the bar, the neighbor’s greeting
My brother had a daughter
The beauty that she brings, illumination

Don’t back down, there is nothing left
The breakers in the bar, no reason to live
I’m a fool in the fetter
Rose of Aaron’s beard, where you can reach me

Don’t back down: nothing can be changed
Cantilever bridge, the drunken sailor
My brother had a daughter
The beauty that she brings, illumination 

--------------------------------------------------------

Sufjan Stevens, "Should Have Known Better"

Originally by Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros
Covered by Tom Rosenthal for 'Super 8 - 2015' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPtINdYoz3c

Tom Rosenthal - Home (Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros cover)

You is the First single taken from Kyson's sophomore album "A Book Of Flying".

A Book Of Flying’ marks Kyson’s return to Friends of Friends and the follow-up to 2013’s ‘The Water’s Way’. 11 roomy, beatific songs are rounded around Kyson’s delicate vocal work, the album updating classic folk tropes with modern verve. Composed entirely by Kyson, the album is a sort of grown up bedroom album, full of contemplative instrumentation and songwriting that tugs at intrinsically human heartstrings. Whereas Kyson’s music has touched on the dancefloor in the past, ‘A Book Of Flying’ gives in entirely to his inward-looking proclivities and the result is his most complete work to date, a work of contemporary folk that paints a fluid picture of Kyson the artist.

A Book Of Flying is out April 1st via Friends Of Friends Records.

iTunes: hyperurl.co/lgsbym
Spotify:http://open.spotify.com/album/3UgXoqZGnRDAYudI0SBvkH

“Riding on the wave of a successful single release, with support from Too Future, Run The Trap, IndieFeed, and us here at EarMilk, west coast singer-songwriter Chase McBride releases his new full-length album, “Cold Water”. The collection of eight songs, written during a transitional creative period, reveal a fresh, more distilled version of McBride’s previous folk sound.” - EarMilk

'Cold Water' Out Now
Spotify: spoti.fi/2iYQAlS
iTunes: apple.co/2kdhfwv
YouTube: bit.ly/YouTubeColdWater

The oldest of the three
You said that the first time you spoke to me
You always had to lead
You seem to have everything you need

The days, they move easy
The waves, they don't mean as much to me as I used to believe
The days, they move easy
It occurs, when you are here the waves they wash away from me

To be honest
I could see
It in your eyes
When you kissed me tangerine
If all this
Is a dream
I wouldn't mind us
Drifting to sleep

The days, they move easy
The waves, they don't mean as much to me as I used to believe
The days, they move easy
It occurs, when you are here the waves they wash away from me

Cold Water

Days Move Easy

Official video out now: https://youtu.be/NnCFJKSPse8
Follow on Spotify -> https://open.spotify.com/artist/6v6x0B8CpK1whXNZYNZIx9
Subscribe to mailing list here -> bit.ly/2MMD03M
Instagram -> www.instagram.com/danieltrakell/

Recorded and produced by Joshua Barber at the Aviary, featuring Ben Franz on pedal steel, fellow Melbourne songwriters Emilee South and Brooke Russell on backing vocals and Nick Pietsch on trombone.

Paradise

Follow on Spotify

what does a person feel when looking down a path with potentially no exit? "Neverending Forest" takes a haunting look at the common "fork in the road" saying and serves as a metaphor for life. Welcome to the Neverending Forest.

In The Darkness

Akiuto

Recent comments

Regina M.

Akiuto

Related tracks