I tried to capture the sound of my high school back in 2008. Enjoy

Highschool Lover

Bullet

Ad Infinitum

I feel devoured by it

A song about my heart.

Here are the lyrics:

You owe me something
i got to take it back
It was white when i gave it to you
you will return it black

I know i said i love you
i guess i still do
You can call me silly 
or you can call me mad

The game is over
you got to give it back
my heart

I'm just a nothing
that once walked with you
Then we took seperate ways
that was the right thing to do

But you didn't have the right to 
break it and step on me
You wanted freedom 
so i set you free

I'm still not sober
you got to give it back
my heart

Let it be as you like girl
don't want control of you
I cannot even control myself
where you've been i wish i knew

Well someday i'm gonna find you again
just strolling down the road
best thing to do is walk on and pretend
we've never met before

The game is over
you got to give it back
my heart

My Heart

Dust and Stone

"No You and I" doesn't have a traditional 'verse/chorus/verse' song structure. Rather in the vein of songs like "Happiness is a Warm Gun" by The Beatles or "Paranoid Android" by Radiohead. It's a dreamy, Indiepop/rock vibe with elements of psychedelic and synth sprinkled in. 

No You and I

Frank & Mama

Copyright Erin Wolf 2025
Week 37 - Song A Week
Photo: Campfire in southeast Wisconsin, September 2024

lay down your head now
as we listen to nighttime sounds
cicadas calling 
calling us home
as we come into 
September

oh ooh
 
the rains they’ll come rushing in 
like a hurricane off the coast
they won’t tear down, won’t destroy
but they’ll still bring the floods and 
i hope my name ain’t raked through the mud

panic attacks come rushing in 
like a force to be reckoned with
but the danger’s passed
past these dead ends
no danger ahead

i don’t know 
where i’ll go from here
i don’t know 
where i’ll go from here
where i’ll go from here 

(interlude)

heart fades 
beats its last
breathing in 
breathing out

she seems proud to be yours
for you to be hers

so lay down
lay down

September

Ashes of a Man is one of Luminor’s most personal and emotional works.

It tells the story of a father broken by heartbreak, depression, and drink — a slow decline witnessed by his family, who tried to save him. By the time he was ready to accept help, it was too late.

Woven with lines from a personal poem written for him, the song is both a eulogy and a confession — a heavy but beautiful reminder that love and grief are inseparable.

This is Luminor stepping into darker, heavier territory, continuing the intimate journey that began with Little Kingdom and All That Remains.

Ashes of a Man

Our Vow

It is the stories and our imagination that give life and meaning to this world. And because I love music ... that it questions, that it awakens, that it intrigues, that it disturbs, that it moves... beyond the boundaries of genres ... This project is an expectation, a research in embryo ("one man band"), and the exploration - being for the moment totally free to leave the field - of the possibilities open to changing inspiration and protean nonconformism ... I admit that it is not easy to enter, and I thank all the more those who took the time to stop and listen to some of these stories ...

I feel devoured by it

Darlings of Woe

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