My other side| Taba Chake (Cover)

Prateek Kuhad - 100 Words (Acoustic).mp3

when we were young - when chai met toast (a cover by moh)

Third (surprise!) single from my album 'In Tokens & Charms' out on 21st January 2015. Pre-Order a copy now at www.prateekkuhad.com

Lyrics:

When I was young, I could tell between the moon and the stars 
And I would hold my breath underwater for a minute and a half
You came along, to be my baby
And then you came along, to be my darling

Love, when did I learn to be perfectly fine
With the wind in my hair and the cold of my feet was gone 
Then you came along to be my baby
Love, then you came along, to be my darling

It was love before I even held your hands
It was love and I could tell that I was weak
In the knees and so we danced our time away
Into the night

I thought I was born in a jungle 
But I was born in a palace of green and I couldn’t stay 
Another night without holding my knees between yours
Another night without feeling your lips on mine

Baby if they call me a failure, you could be my prize
If my life is a joke, you could be my smile 
Another home, another land, another city
If it means that I could be a better man in your eyes

It was love before I even held your hands
It was love and I could tell that I was weak
In the knees and so we danced our time away
Into the night

It was love, before I even closed my eyes
It was love and I could tell that you were holding your breath
And so we sang our hearts
Out into the night
Out into the night
Out into the night

Into the Night

How can any of us really be ok with the way our civilization is rapidly crumbling at our feet?  Watching the unbridled joy on the faces of those that are the main architects of it's destruction, as they prep, plan and execute freely with no oversight or repercussions whatsoever!  
Am I ok?  Not even a little bit..

I'm ok( Lyrics and Vocals by Jess Johnson Music by Xzaviar)_1

PSALMS – VOL. I: ROOTED BY THE RIVER – The Shaken Remnant

Synopsis:
Volume I walks through Psalms 1–15 as a modern song cycle, each track paraphrasing a psalm into its own fully formed song. The set moves from the rooted calm of Psalm 1 to the roar of Psalm 2, the soul and gospel of trust and rescue, through laments that wrestle with hidden enemies, doubt, and delay. Along the way it spotlights wonder at creation, the tension between corrupt voices and solid words, and the question of who can stand in God’s presence. Musically it’s a multi-genre anthology: indie folk, cinematic rock, gospel soul, neo-soul, dark pop, punk-leaning grit and modern hymn—all under The Shaken Remnant’s banner, keeping the lyrics scripture-faithful but written to live as real songs.

Against the Crown | Psalm 2

A quiet collection of thresholds.
Stories of people standing right on the edge — of a town, a harvest, a relationship, a country, a life — each worried that if they take that next step, the sky will fall. All hearing the same counter-question rise in their chest: but, what if it won’t?
Crisp cello-folk, breath-close vocals, and the soft ache of almost-decisions weave through the album like fog on an empty road.
These are songs for the leavers who stay, the stayers who dream, and anyone who’s ever paused before stepping into the life they weren’t sure was theirs.

with you / for you (Audiotree Live Version)

Prateek Kuhad

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