"I was inspired to write a concept album after the passing of a dear friend of mine in early 2020 who suffered from Alzheimer's. I wanted to write something that both commemorates their memory, but also tell a story that isn't often touched upon in music. Dementia and Alzheimer's are pretty absent topics, but very important aspects of life that touches nearly everyone as some point or another. This song is the first song off of my planned concept album. It tells the story of an elderly women with Alzheimer's who's family has decided to move her to a nursing home. It's lyrics showcase the strange dichotomy of the disease; both the awareness and unawareness of ones situation. The song is in the perspective of both the elder women and her family. I hope you enjoy!" - Nathan LeMay

Lyrics:

Rain cascades down window panes,
Her arthritic hands still move with grace.
I hear her play, but see only distance,
A somber song, a muted existence.

I cast myself out of reverie,
All hammers still, a choking silence.
If not for the sound of the weeping sky,
I might have heard myself cry.

Sharp ears; she turns her head;
To look at me with drawn concern. 
I forced a smile and say "All is well."
"In fact, I've some news to tell."

Through slick roads watching rivers drain - 
Or perhaps the tears down my daughter's face.
It's such a contrast to my son's consistence.
I've no idea of the heart rending pittance. 

Miles and miles slip away,
Just as the mind of the mother deteriorates.
If not for the sound of their creeping sighs,
Guilt would write this as goodbye.

Motion stops, but the mist persists.
Drenching their clothes as they embrace and kiss.

Welcome to Sunflower Boulevard, 
Welcome home,
Welcome.

Sunflower Boulevard

First mix of track one of 'Lussuria', a concept album in the works. Does not include vocals for now.