I Could Be Good For You

"They say that magic isn't real and fairy-tales aren't true....I know they're wrong.  I know, because I'm spellbound by you."

Spellbound

"But playing games holds consequence
When your soul's the cost with a roll of a dice
And as you sit there, monarch of a sea of lies
Do you even care that there's a price?
No, heavy lies the head that wears the crown
And you bought yours with blood
And battleships that drowned..."

Battleships

"You can ask what's wrong, you can say your lines, but she'll always, always say she's fine.  You could watch her movements and read the signs, but she'll always, always say she's fine."

Picture This

"Why don’t I take my own advice?
Be careful when I roll the dice
A lady, she can kiss, a lady she can tell
That some men must be looked at twice."

Poison

"Club is bouncing and the lights are low
Ladies dancing and the guys like whoa
They down their gin, then move right in
Time to feel those bodies flow..."

Sounds Like a Musical

Electric

"I once thought the glittering ghosts of what I wanted the most
Were thrown in the flame, and the ashes wrote this song..."

Glittering Ghosts

"Another long night of downing shots, to ease the pain of your darker thoughts.... He’s in your mind, smiling from your phone, but he’s somewhere else and he’s not alone..."

He Isn't Yours to Love

"I caused bridges to burn and I got something less
Then the rest of what I left behind
And the consequence I’ll deal with it 
But I don’t want to be a part of this anymore
Dealt with drama now I’m done with it
And I know my side, it’s my own and I am out the door"

Out the Door

"Welcome to the night, the music writes a different tune
Let yourself take flight, beneath the light of the full moon

And feel this, this movement in a melody
And baby, what we have is chemistry
Feel the need to let it flow
Close your eyes and let go"

Let Go (Welcome to the Night)

Started with a piano and a voice, and branched out from there.  Wanting my music to help someone realize that maybe we're not as alone as we feel.

Kelli Cates