Chris Isaak - wicked games (slowed)

Light in Darkest Night (feat. Juniper Vale)

This track is from the album "Home" and can be purchased on iTunes here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/home/id973223133

Born Again

The Four Horses is a prophetic folk epic by Jupiter Morrow, tracing the rise and fall of mankind through the Four Industrial Revolutions — each one a rider in disguise.
From steam to silicon, from gospel to algorithm, humanity mistook invention for redemption, until the Pale Horse rode and silence followed.

But out of that silence come these songs — laments, prayers, and flickers of mercy still burning in the ruins.
They are not songs of despair, but of remembrance: the voice of those who saw the fire fall and still believed in light.

“We built the light that burned our days,
And still we kneel, and still we pray.”

This album is both warning and benediction — a cinematic hymnbook for the last age of men, and the dawn that follows.

The Everlasting Gospel

Ghost of You 7

The storm is coming 
The storm is here
Take shelter
Stay near

Withstand
The wrath
Withstand
The pain

Open the drain
Open the drain

Love can rescue
From emotional darkness
Love can rescue
From emotional darkness

Let the water flow
Flow it all down
Let the water flow
Wipe off the frown

Lift yourself up
Get strong again
Walk along
Always defend

Open the drain
Open the drain

Love can rescue
From emotional darkness
Love can rescue
From emotional darkness

Let the water flow
Flow it all down
Let the water flow
Wipe off the frown

Lift yourself up
Get strong again
Walk along
Always defend

Open the drain
Open the drain

Love can rescue
From emotional darkness
Love can rescue
From emotional darkness

Your heart
Your emotions
Your dreams
Your devotion

Can make you fly
Can make you live
Can help you get
To where you've been

Open the drain
Open the drain

Love can rescue
From emotional darkness
Love can rescue
From emotional darkness

Open the Drain

[Verse 1]
There’s a house on the edge of town,
Where the windows hum and the lights melt down.
She grows her herbs by the pale moonlight,
Whispers to the wind when the stars ignite.

Children talk in whispers low,
Say she cursed the field where the lilies grow.
And when the crops all turned to ash,
The preacher said, “She lit the match.”

[Chorus]
Burn, burn, burn the witch!
Burn her till she’s black as pitch!
Raise your torches, make it right,
Turn the dark to holy light.
Burn, burn, burn the witch!
Ashes fall, the crowd will twitch.

[Verse 2]
They dragged her out through the fog and rain,
Hair like wire, eyes like flame.
She smiled and said, “You’ll see my face,
When the smoke climbs high and the bells misplace.”

The fire cracked like it knew her name,
The crowd went wild but felt the same.
The sky bent down, the air turned thick,
And shadows danced around the stick.

[Chorus]
Burn, burn, burn the witch!
Burn her till she’s black as pitch!
Sing it loud, make it stick,
Don’t you know that fear’s the trick?
Burn, burn, burn the witch!
Let your guilt be her crucifix.

[Bridge — Trippy / Psychedelic Section]
(Swirling organs and echoing voices)
The flames made faces, the night turned gold,
The people saw themselves grow old.
Ash fell soft on trembling skin,
They saw her eyes — still burning within.

[Verse 3]
Next morning, smoke curled up the hill,
The world was quiet, the air stood still.
Where the fire once had sung its tune,
A single black rose bloomed by noon.

And now when the thunder rolls at night,
They swear they see her candlelight.
She hums a song from the other side,
And every sinner feels her sigh.

[Final Chorus]
Burn, burn, burn the witch!
Burn her till she’s black as pitch!
But every flame you light tonight,
Will burn your name in the same white light.
Burn, burn, burn the witch!
Till all that’s left is guilt — and pitch.

[Outro – Slow fade, reversed guitar & tape echo]
The smoke still swirls where she used to stand,
Fire in her eyes, dust in her hand.
You can’t kill what the night won’t quit…
She’s still there — humming through the mist.

Black cross

Slay The House Down (Alt Version)


At its core, the song explores the ache of loving someone while time slowly changes both of you. It’s about looking back on youth, shared adventures, and intimate memories with a softness that hurts. The narrator feels the weight of growing older—how small things like clothes, photos, and old habits carry emotional echoes. As the years pass, the relationship becomes more fragile, and moments that once felt effortless now feel distant or threatened. The song sits in that tender space where love still exists, but the connection is slipping, and both people can feel it.

Despite the heartbreak, the song isn’t hopeless. It’s filled with longing and a quiet, stubborn tenderness. The narrator clings to the idea that love might still be recoverable if they can just hold on a little longer—if the other person doesn’t “fade” tonight. The song captures that deeply human moment where you’re caught between acceptance and yearning: wanting to preserve what once was, fearing what might be lost, and hoping that shared memories and old warmth are enough to pull two hearts back together. It’s a sad, cinematic reflection on love, time, and the emotional distance that grows when people change but still desperately want to stay connected.

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