I'll let your dreams of endless Summers keep you falling for the nights that I'm on fire.

embered.

on my life.

on my life. ( acoustic )

reposed.

ouija | hexed.

wildside.

familiar.

illusioned.

I’ve got the worst of my intent
Swimming in circles through my head
But can’t admit enough to keep me from this
I can’t feel my fate, I can’t drop the blade
Bled out of the page what you can’t erase 

You’ll be a work of art
With such designer scars 
Don’t hold your breath for too long 
 
I hope that you don’t find
This rope’s too tight
Won’t you stop me if I’m out of line?
Show off your soul with mine
And kill some time 
You should run for your life

Clutch the sky
Or fall into the earth 
Bring me purpose
Or what I deserve 
Sell your faith
But what could be worse
When you haven’t got enough to burn
Burn, burn

Heavy is the head
That’s severed from the cross I wear
Around my neck
(This isn’t over)
These idol hands are boring me to death
It feels like I would kill
To know the consequence 
This won’t end

LVPSE - Why We Can't Have Nice Things

Here comes Santa and his reindeer friends
Now I’m digging graves for ten
Santa, no use in begging so why do you even bother?
You’re on my Christmas hit list you can’t miss this slaughter
When the skies turn red
It’s not Rudolph’s nose, but what pours from his head
Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen
I’ll make you wish that you stayed with the Mrs.
Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blitzen
Rudolph cmon give it up to your last Christmas

Christmas Hitlist: Open Slay

Multi-instrumentalist Justin Laffey (LVPSE) combines authentic lyrical penmanship and rock sensibility with notably polished, and impressively innovative instrumentation to create songwriting that genuinely comes from the exploration of the soul, even if it means cathartically searching the shadow self as a means to process everything from the guilt and shame of alcoholism and addiction to the distorted confusion in dealing with a spiritual experience & the most difficult and humbling trials of ego abandonment, not to mention an exciting aesthetic to match with all artwork done by himself.  
In a world where the popular Rock scene seems to be shifting backward, the upcoming debut refuses to play along. 
 Originally immersed in the world of R&B and Pop, LVPSE has decided to return to his younger roots and do what comes most freeing and natural in a desperate attempt to save his own perception of the evolution of music.