lyrics by Peter Aristone, Michael Kloc, Richard Griffiths, Darren Berry
music by Michael Kloc & Peter Aristone

I was just the fool to make believe 
Our dreams would never die 
Couldn’t see the obstacles this time 
But you never back down, just keep
You keep your point of view 
How good for you
 How cruel for me

You will be in the sunlight
 Your destiny is to be breaking all the walls 
Aiming high, reaching higher 
You learnt to fly 
So spread your wings and fly

When there is no fool upon the hill
When the dogs are chasing
I will be your castle and your keep
When everybody's running just be still
Though your mind is racing
I'll be your light 
'couse I still believe

That you will be in the sunlight
 Your destiny is to be breaking all the walls 
Aiming high, reaching higher 
You learnt to fly 
So spread your wings and fly

You’ll see my shadow 
When you dream again 
You’ll be my hope
You will be…
You will be…

You will be in the sunlight
Your destiny is to be breaking all the walls 
Aiming high, reaching higher 
Across the sky
So spread your wings and fly 
So spread your wings and fly

Sunlight (radio edit)

music & lyrics by S.Skarbek, J.Bryan, P.Aristone
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Fire Inside

Sometimes you have to go back in order to move forward. After making his acclaimed debut album, the baroque 2014 release “19 Days in Tetbury,” Peter Aristone dials it down a few notches with his compelling, stripped down EP “Gold.”

“That’s how it all began for me,” Aristone says. “I’ll never forget picking up that acoustic guitar and how it felt. This is like a journey back home. I’m so comfortable with the acoustic guitar. I love it.”

“Gold” is a gorgeous, dramatic tune, which features a soaring vocal, which is reminiscent of the Icelandic act Of Monsters and Men.” The title track sounds as if it’s sung from the view of a wild-eyed optimist..

 “It’s about the love that connects us all,” Aristone explains. “It’s about passion. That can be the passion for music or whatever you love. It’s a song about how love can save you from everything bad in the world.”

 The timing couldn’t be better for “Gold” considering how unstable and unpredictable the world has become.

Sunlight (radio edit)

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