Wow, Doctor Lach, Greg Absten has turned me on to your artistic side, but even better, your spiritual side.  I love the music, words and spirit of Avinu Malkainu. To me, I hear a taste of Celtic style also, but I think it's too slow to do any Irish step-dancing to it and I am to old to do that anymore anyway. Thank you Doctor Lach,  DanLittle.com

Bells in the mist call no one home,
Dreams choke in thorns over brittle stone.

We built our beds in broken streets,
Wove lullabies from worn-out screens.
Glass castles, blinking red and blue,
We drank the spell and never knew.

Sleeping plague, silent crown,
Dreamers lay their bodies down.
Sleeping plague, hollow kings,
Wake for nothing, die for dreams.

A hundred years of silent scrolls,
Wires grow through sleeping souls.
A kiss of fear, a kiss of screens,
Not one wakes up — not even screams.

Sleeping plague, silent crown,
Dreamers lay their bodies down.
Sleeping plague, hollow kings,
Wake for nothing, die for dreams.

No fire, no sword, no prayer will sever,
The web we spin to sleep forever.

Sleeping plague, silent crown,
Dreamers lay their bodies down.
Sleeping plague, hollow kings,
Wake for nothing, die for dreams.

Sleep... Sleep... Sleep...

Sleeping Plague

“Paper Skies” is a gentle escape — where fragile thoughts take flight like folded paper in a windless sky. Remastered with deeper textures and warmer tones, it’s a piece for the dreamers who stare at clouds and listen between raindrops.

Paper Skies

A timeless plea from the heart...
Dr. Elliot Lach's interpretation of Avinu Malkeinu ("Our Father, Our King") brings ancient words of repentance and hope into a soulful musical setting. Sung during moments of deep introspection, the prayer asks for compassion, forgiveness, and healing in times when we feel most vulnerable. Whether you're familiar with the liturgy or hearing it for the first time, may this piece bring you peace, reflection, and strength.

Our Father, Our King

Her love is heavenly here on earth, so if he never gets to heaven…he’s already been.❤️

Our Father, Our King

Boston Lach

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