Mastered by Reuben Cohen at Lurssen Mastering, CA

Simplest Things

Six months later

So it seems I was waiting for nothing 
When you closed that door 
On all the dreams 
I had for us 
Lost upon the shore 

Really thought that we could be something
Really thought that you’d be the one
So blinded by the idea of you
Looking back, was all in my mind 

Still look for you in the darkness 
Wish you were, here with me in the light 
From time to time, you cross my mind 
Though we’re, leading different lives 

Today I caught myself dreaming 
Wondering what we could’ve become  
Seems everything I thought of us 
All up and gone

Still look for you in the darkness 
Wish you were, here with me in the light 
From time to time, you cross my mind 
Though we’re, leading different lives 

Still look for you in the darkness 
Wish you were here with me in the light
From time to time, you cross my mind 
Though we’re leading different lives 
From time to time, you cross my mind 
Though we’re leading seperate lives

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June Carousel - September
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Song meaning: This song is about the bittersweet mourning of the end of summer, expressing a reluctance to say goodbye as the colder, darker months approach. Despite it's upbeat rhythm 'September' captures the melancholy of the changing of the seasons.

Lyrics
September’s come and gone
She’s left no trace
The writings on the wall
Spell out her name

But she won’t leave me now
I’m where she wants
I’ve wandered for so long
And now’s her chance

I’m in her hand
I’m in her hand
I’m in her hand

Now Winter closes in
Our paths refined
Our warmth has disappeared 
No chance to rewind

Her eyes they cast a spell
I’m locked in tight
I promise that I’ll stay
And that I’ll try

I’m in her hand
I’m in her hand
I’m in her hand

As mother nature calls
I'm filled with dread
And as our fate is told
I bow my head

Her body’s oh so strong
She won’t back down
The darkness creeps on in
Builds her home

I’m in her hand
I’m in her hand
I’m in her hand
I'm in her hand
I'm in her hand

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💛 Song meaning: This song is about taking care of yourself. Trying to clear space in your mind despite the unexpected reality of adult life, burnout, and the unsettling feeling that no one else understands you.

🎶 Lyrics: 
Sun's on the move
Crossing the sky am I
Setting too soon
Wishing for more time

He's just like you
Listening quiet then
Turning me loose
Missing the through line

It is all a mess in my mind
You don't know what's buried inside
It is all a mess in my mind
You don't know what's buried inside

Maybe I'm the only one who keeps it burning
Red
Maybe I'm the only one who keeps it burning
Red, red

This life is fine
Not what I thought, but, oh well
Who am I to want it all?

Aren't we just dying?
Slowly, then all at once
On the other side
Feeling the withdrawal

It is all a mess in my mind
You don't know what's buried inside
It is all a mess in my mind
You don't know what's buried inside

Maybe I'm the only one who keeps it burning
Red
Maybe I'm the only one who keeps it burning
Red

Red
I don't wanna know when I've lost
Don't need to know it was set
I've been counting up what I've done
It's all coming right back again

I don't wanna know when I've lost
Don't need to know it was set
I've been counting up what I've done
It's all coming right back again

Red

Brophy - Setting Too Soon

Pere Lachaise

"Follow You Down" is the 10th single from Cujo Moon's upcoming debut LP.

LYRICS: 

Take me back to the times
When we were younger 
I wanna feel that kind
Of relentless hunger

Just lead the way 
And I will follow
I will follow you down 

Take me back to the highs 
When we were lovers
Drinking our way through the nights
All those endless summers 

Just feeling through 
To whatever was under 
Two hearts half blue 
Some kind of blessed thunder

And I would follow
I’d always follow you down 

Take me far far away 
From this cold dark alley
Let the light hit my face 
In some hidden valley 

Just lead the way 
And I will follow 
I will follow you down 
I will follow you down

Follow You Down

Wayfinding

The Water

lyrics:
I love that I look older with lines around my eyes
It means I've cried a few tears and I've smiled with the times
I'd love to live a long one and live to love as long as I can

Lucky to be wiser and gentle with my pains
It means the ground is softer when it thunders and it rains
I'd love to live a kind one and live to love as long as I can

And it's hard to be patient
Harder to be cold
With time we're complacent
To the gift of getting old

A silver strand to follow a different shade of mane
Means my roots are growing blood is flowing in my veins
I'd love to live a strong one and live to love as long as I can

If I win the fortune of looking at my life
In picture books and memories as a daughter, friend, and wife
I'd love to live a full one and live to love as long as I can

And it's hard to be patient
Harder to be cold
With time we're complacent
To the gift of getting old

I love that I look older with lines around my eyes

credits:
singer-songwriter: Vikki Gilmore 
piano & production: Mathieu LeGuerrier
pedal steel: Dylan S. Keating 
mastering: Brandon Peralta

Vikki Gilmore - Getting Old

The Quiet Left Behind

Britain, you ok hun?

Keep Calm and Carry On? is a guided tour of the British spirit, led not by celebrities or slogans, but by the people who actually hold the country together — the lollipop ladies, the cabbies, the dinner ladies, the doctors, the swimmers, the rebels, the romantics, the buskers, the quiz hosts, the sages, the mystics and the headteachers - all coming together to sign a little are you ok, hun / get well soon card to Britain.

Each track is a portrait of a familiar British archetype, half-spoken and half-sung, part pep talk and part confession.

Across two minutes at a time, each character offers their own answer — practical, tender, funny, stubborn, chaotic, occasionally unhinged, and always recognisably human. From cold-water courage to protest-grump wisdom, from Essex-level hype to library-level calm, the album maps the emotional coastline of a country tired, hopeful, and still quietly heroic.

It’s Britain seen from the inside out.

THE OLD PROTESTOR

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