“(I) Blew the Sun Away”

Battling a stranger’s mind 
I could no longer go on 
Approaching is a gentle old soul
Whose age says go on

I blew the sun away
I blew the sun
I blew the sun away
I blew the sun

Dawns fold opens up a void
To delve in one’s self 
The scarring from a fear of all that’s here
Disturbs us all
Disturbs us all

My sunshine
My day time
Falls upon the weak
My moonshine
My night time
Hits the evening
Hits the evening

I blew the sun away
I blew the sun
I blew the sun away
With just one breath
I blew the sun away
Now I’m so cold
Old—

Absence cowers in deep lies I see
As I shout afar
I fall onto the ground, my head is dead
Where’s my tread

I blew the sun away
I blew the sun
I blew the sun away
There’s nothing wrong with me

My sunshine
My day time
Falls upon the weak
My moonshine
My night time
Hits the evening
Hits the evening

(I) Blew The Sun Away

Sleep (Is Good) Lyrics

I never knew how to lose a winning
Lose all the winnings I’d won
Until I found a thousand men, telling
Telling me, I’d lost the sum

I traded my strength for an empty wallet
And turned to face the sun
I pictured in its light a burning smile
So nothing could leave me undone 

They did shout 
Don’t give out

Sleep is good when you get some
Sleep is good when you’re done

I tended my maid, when I had no money
My hope was a littered rage
She asked me to paint my empty hallway
In a bitter blasted beige 

I cried, my dear, why can’t I get some sleep?
And when I do, I sleep through the day
She said keep painting, you serve me now
You’ve lost your fortunate way 

But she did shout
Don’t give out

Sleep is good when you get some
Sleep is good when you’re done

Exchanged my eyelids
Now I miss when my eyes hid
Oh what do you call this?
A tangled up misfit
I hear the wind at night
Tempts me to go and write
But what will I write about?
How I don’t move about
Yeah what will I write about?
How I just blow around

Sleep is good when you get some
Sleep is good when you’re done


Credits:
Jordan Kenny: Vocals, Guitars, Percussion and Synths, Lachlan Fitzgerald: Guitar, Nick Mackey: Bass Guitar, Daniel Mather: Piano, Organ and Synths, Tristan Kenny: Drums and Percussion, Produced by Jordan Kenny, Mixed and Engineered by Daniel Antix @DefWolf Studios and Mastered by Steve Smart at @Studios301

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Ever-beloved angel of androgyny, Jordan Kenny, awakens a playful and high-spirited entity. Transcending the listener with a timeless familiarity and a rich sonic vision, his soulful reflections of personal liberation are intertwined with an attention to feeling over genre.

With Jarrah Murray, Lachlan Fitzgerald, and brother Tristan Kenny, Jordan has put together Sydney’s greatest Mock ‘n’ Roll quartet in a decade – a charismatic group known for bringing an otherworldly sweat to their live shows, passionately entangling theatricality and unforgettable chaos.

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