1963's "I Want To Know" captures the raw vulnerability of longing in love. The singer pleads for reassurance, asking if their partner shares the same feelings, creating a poignant sense of insecurity. With repeated calls for affection, the lyrics evoke nostalgia for a time when love was certain and fulfilling. The yearning for emotional and physical closeness paints a picture of heartache and hope, making this track a timeless exploration of desire and the complexities of romantic relationships.

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Permanent Vacation

Hennesy Margarita (feat. Cornelious Maxxon Sr.)

Jadi Sa Pu Kekasih

We all have our escapes when the world seems doomed. Rose Colored Glasses is a metaphor for escapism. 

Rose Colored Glasses. - Ang Sirena

Postcards from a Past Lane is a collection of places you’ve been, people you lost, and moments you never said out loud.

It opens on “Letters from the Seaside Town,” where salt air and unsent words still feel alive, and moves into “After the Last Train Home,” a nighttime walk through a city that’s teaching you how to keep going. “Paper Lantern Hearts” floats a softer kind of hope, and “The Way Back Home” reminds you that sometimes coming back is the bravest move.

“Maps of the Morning” is early light, coffee, and quiet courage. “Static Between Stars” is the sound of reaching for someone across distance and doubt. “Somewhere the Lights Stay On” promises you don’t have to be okay to be welcome. “Echoes of a Quiet Street” walks the blocks that still remember your name.

By “Half-Life of a Promise,” you’re learning what fades and what doesn’t. “Cathedrals of the Common Day” lifts ordinary life until it feels holy. “Postcards Never Sent” is every almost-said thing you’ve carried for years. “Bright Enough for Two” leaves you in the sunlight with someone who makes the room feel bigger than you thought it could.

Bonus tracks circle the heart of the record:

“Where the Footbridge Starts” is about going back to where you first told the truth.
“First Warm Thought” is for the person who never loved you back but still lives inside your gentlest memory.

These aren’t love songs and heartbreak songs. They’re memory songs. This album is not asking you to relive the past. It’s handing it back to you so you can walk forward with both hands free.

First Warm Thought

It makes you crazy
It makes you sad
When you discover
That what you had
Might have gone on
If you had known
You could have worked
Through it
You could have grown
But it was only
After the fact
That I found out
Where things were at
We were talking
On the phone
I had moved away
I wish I had known
She said her mother
Had privately said
He’s going to leave you
All he wants is your bed
How long ago
Was that said
I had to ask
Knowing full well
It might as well
Have smashed
What we had
Early on or just
As things had begun
But she wouldn’t say
That’s when I knew
I was ready to say
You do realize
What that means
Whatever we might have had
She ruined our dreams
Early on
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Early On

DON’T CHASE THE SHADOW”

A neo-soul parable about running from your own unhealed parts. The song gently confronts the listener: the shadows we fear aren’t demons, they’re the pieces of us waiting to be acknowledged. Through spoken-word honesty and a soft melodic hook, the track explores cycles of pain, emotional avoidance, and the moment you finally stop running. It’s healing music for anyone who’s ever been scared of their own reflection.

Next Time Around

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