don't worry about what you think you need or how much time you have left; get up and go do something

time is such a waste of time
look how much I've wasted
worrying about the time that's left
and not the ways to spend it

am I so afraid of dying
that I forget I'm living
I think so much of what I want
that I do no more giving

Am I sleeping cause I'm tired
or just afraid to wake up
Do I read all of my emails
just so I don't leave my house

I pretend to live forever
though I know that's not true
so I lie and say tomorrow
I'll find time to call you

time can drip and drip and drip
and put a hole in my soul
before too long I'll look and see
I've grown tired and old.

so now every minute of every day
I will find something to do
I won't wait here anymore
for my time to come due

Time out

Stream & Download: https://idol-io.link/Danse_Avec

'Wolf Bounce', our first Instrumental track since 2016, is the opening song to our new remix compilation 'Danse Avec'. Out now via Phil's label Havêa Records @havearecords! 🌊🌞

Music by Les Loups
Mixed by Rodolphe Lecat
Mastered by Jeffrey de Gans
Artwork by Jack Crossing

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Wolf Bounce

We seem to obsess about time to the point of wasting most of it worrying about it or how to extend our existence rather than live our life.

lyrics

clickety clack clickety clack the time train barrels down the track
It doesn't know fast
it doesn't know slow
It goes at its own pace don't you know

No need for fuel or an engineer
or a brakeman for the tracks to clear
no need for headlights to go in the dark
It only keeps going,no need to stop

you can try to slow it down and stay on forevermore
you can watch what you eat,don't drink or smoke anymore
Run around town till your feet get sore
but when it's time to punch your ticket and get off the train
nothing you say will let you remain 
because the ticket you bought is only one way

so while on board enjoy the view
get to know the passenger sitting next to you
you won't pass the same scene again
it's about where you're going not where you've been

clickety clack clickety clack
the time train travels down the track
it doesn't know fast
it doesn't know slow
goes at its own pace don't you know

clickety clack( you cheat death by living life)

we can get distracted by flashing lights,spectacular presentations,glitz and glamor ...It is important to seek out things/people/leaders with real qualities not false promises and slick pandering
lyrics

giant rosebush blood red bright
lilac tree deep purple delight
spectacular to see for sure
but what interests me the more
are the tiny flowers that you see
growing in the grass singly
not loud not bold not flashy not sassy
It doesn't take much to make them happy

flashy dresser latest styles
manicured nails and botox  smile
glitters in the dim daylight
attracting many to his site
but what I want, what I seek
is not someone that just throws off heat
but instead is simply warm inside
who doesn't need glitz and glitter
to be satisfied

like a moth drawn to a light
we often seek the cheap delight
and gather around in mindless worship
of something that it truly worthless
so when you choose a light to follow
be sure its source is not bare and hollow

choose wisely

“Transistor Hymn” reflects on the turbulent spirit of 1966, weaving historical imagery and personal memories into a haunting meditation on conflict, identity, and the search for a better future. The lyrics explore themes of war, political disillusionment, and cultural upheaval through vivid snapshots: a family watching the world unravel through a TV screen, protest signs etched in café windows, and music becoming both escape and resistance. As the verses move from past to present, the song draws a line between then and now, questioning whether progress has truly been made or if history simply loops in new disguises. The chorus poses a raw, unresolved question—can a fractured world still be reimagined? Through its stark imagery and lyrical contrasts, the song ultimately carries a quiet but persistent call for peace, understanding, and renewal, grounded not in grand slogans, but in the everyday acts of remembrance and change.


Transistor Hymn

I'm Your Bluesman, Baby" is a soulful, emotional declaration of devotion and identity through the lens of a traditional bluesman. The lyrics narrate a life shaped by hardship, heartache, and long, dusty roads, but all of it leads to one core message: unwavering love and loyalty. The singer offers his pain, his guitar, and his truth—promising to always be there, playing the blues that tell both his story and hers. Through each verse, he reveals his past, his loneliness, and ultimately his hope, anchored in the bond with the one he loves. It’s a slow-burning confession that blends grit with vulnerability, capturing the essence of what it means to be someone’s bluesman—not just a musician, but a companion through joy and sorrow.


I'm Your Bluesman, Baby (traditional)

No More Empty Thrones (Mastered)

For my father. In memory of my father. For my dad. I love you.

To the best person on earth, who left us after a struggle with mental illness.

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Medieval Knights

Les Loups - Coda (Part 1 & 2)

◆ Bandcamp: lesloups.bandcamp.com/album/arcanum
◆ Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/0yiUG7INuA0yyhTLQf3Tbb
◆ iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/album/arcanum-ep/id1113772908

Your musical journey through the 'Arcanum' EP ends with 'Coda'. A two-parted dance tune, inhering modern urban club influences as well as links to half-forgotten themes of dusted disco. Although this piece holds a story of his own, it marks the luminous ending of something greater we simply named 'Arcanum'.

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☛ Artwork by Jack Crossing
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℗ Paradisco 2016.

Arcanum

Coda, Pt. 1 & 2

Coda (Part 1 & 2)

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Crafting Sound Since ’86."


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