Pale Ontology

Complaining

This was an off the cuff, spur of the moment creation I made the other day while I was out for a walk to clear my head.  I dedicated it to my #blabbuds from @bandlab.com ....
Now I want to share it with my SoundCloud supporters... Check it out and see what u think....
#LKTRAR .... on and on.... and ON!!!

Pleased to Meet U (w/ single vocal track)

One Hell of a Woman
 lyrics:
V1:
Did you trade your soul
To be this kind of a woman
My pick-up line to you
Back when those lines were common
So much have changed with time
but one thing stays the same

Chorus:
Your still one hell of a woman
A woman from hell sometimes too
Your still one hell of a woman
And Im one hell of a man, thanks to you

V2:
We had our ups and downs
Quite rough at times with each other
Some how we made it through
Just as good as the others
So much still change with time
But one thing stays the same

Chorus:
Your still one hell of a woman
A woman from hell sometimes too
Your still one hell of a woman
And Im one hell of a man, thanks to you

hook:
Allthough your days now seem numbered
Your mind appears even stronger and sharper
I would have lost myself to darkness
but your clear brown eyes still keeps me sane

Chorus:
Your still one hell of a woman
Whenever you go I will go too
Your still one hell of a woman
And Im one hell of a man, thank you!

One Hell of a Woman

Zorin Morris offers a dreamy balancing of poetry and colorful riffs. Noting subtle influence from the likes of Elbow and Ocean Color Scene, the natural warmth and uplift of ‘Only When’ is elevated beautifully by the humility and heart of a genuine and modest leading voice. An anthemic gem of a soft rock track, inspiring a sense of calm and possibility, with organic guitars, mild keys, and short-form fragments of melody and inspiring sentiments, all resolving faultlessly for the hook


Only When

To God Hayagreeva who years ago made a promise to me.

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All music by me, except “PsychoBitch” by Whitney Porter and Me, and “Timeless” by Dani Ford and Me.

Special thanks to Kahlan Davis, John Moreland, Whitney Porter, Dani Ford, and Toxic Bros.

Cover by AmazingArtWork (PixaBay)

Hey, Waitress!!

Peeping Moon

Prod. poppichi

Lyrics 

Verse 1:
I’ve spent years chasing something
Something that would make me whole
But everything is just a reminder
That everything will always leave me cold
Stretch marks carved like scars
Like the cracks running along a cave
And every rep just builds a cage
That I’m too tired to fight, too tired to leave

Chorus:
I’m buried beneath it all,
All the weight I watched it fall
I scream, it never gets through to anyone
Just a voice gone quiet it's been so long
I thought I could push it away,
But I'm still lost, still fading slowly
I’m breaking down, and I can’t stop
The weight of it all about to drop

Verse 2:
I keep looking for answers in my heart
But it's hollow too, worn thin by all the doubt.
Like some myth, I’m cursed to roll this boulder,
Up a hill that’s always sliding down.
I’ve built my body just to bury the shame,
But it’s never more than blood and tears and pain.
And I’m still waiting for the day
When the hurt will go away.

Bridge:
Maybe I’ve been lifting just to prove,
That I’m not as broken as I feel,
But I’ve spent too long fighting battles,
That were never mine to heal.

Outro:
I thought if I just pushed harder,
Maybe I’d find a way to breathe,
But it’s just a weight I carry,
A burden I’ll never leave.

My Max Bench Press Will Never Be Enough To Save Me From The Crushing Weight Of Reality

The El Salvador Solidarity Campaign in association with the GLC staged a benefit show at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, London on December 4, 1985. The lineup included Andy de la Tour, Julie Christie, Emma Thompson, The Flying Pickets, Linton Kwesi Johnson, Peggy Seeger, Ewan McColl and The Joeys (with music performed by Nigel Ordish).

The inspiration for Viva was a speech by the campaigning band Yolocamba I-Ta from El Salvador. This track features extracts from their speech within a composition entirely played and recorded by Nigel.

All proceeds from sales of this track will go to Amnesty International.

All composition, instruments, production and artwork: Nigel Ordish
Spoken words: Yolocamba I-Ta
© 2024 Nigel Ordish



Viva

Written & produced by the HP

Lyrics:
This is a story 
about two little boys
Who grew into men but 
never outgrew their toys

One crowned with power, 
the world just a game,
The other counting zeros, 
cruising down privilege lane.

Blind to the wreckage
deaf to the screams,
They gamble with lives 
while chasing their galactic dreams.

High as a kite, 
tricking markets, selling cars,
Trading our futures 
and planting flags on the stars.

Bullies in suits, pulling strings
Bullies in suits, and their gold-plated things

Behind velvet ropes, 
where truth is out of style,
They toast to control, 
with their cold-blooded, tangerine smiles.

Preaching about values, 
with cigars and a view
In their cash-stacked towers, 
but their empathy is long overdue.

Bullies in suits, pulling strings
Bullies in suits, and their gold-plated things

Feeding on fear, 
making nothing great again,
What’s a burning world 
to two little greedy men?

Peeping Moon

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