Who We Are

Honey, Fire

But That Can Wait

A demonstration of little country song. 

Written by Johnny Bulford, Robert Arthur and Donovan Woods 

Sleep On The Plane (guitar/vocal)

The first track to be previewed off the Debut EP.

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Enjoy xx


All parts written and performed by BROOKFIELD
Produced by BROOKFIELD
Engineered, Mixed and Co-Produced by Oliver Lyu
Mastered by Tim Bran
Artwork by Phoebe O'Flynn and BROOKFIELD

Dance Into The Fire

She Knows

Take Everything (with Ingrid Michaelson)

A Blind Arcade

Contrails

You've Got the Wrong Guy

St. Lundi - You've Got The Wrong Guy

The Light

I think this song is about the ways we avoid the most difficult parts of love: vulnerability and tenderness. Sometimes we are dishonest in our avoidance and sometimes the people who pay are the ones we love the most.  

I've been sitting on this song for a little over a year but have been reluctant to release it because truthfully the song makes me feel sad! And maybe Covid-19 soured my appetite for sad songs 😊. 

At any rate, I put a lot of work into the song so I still wanted to release it— hope you like it! 

LYRICS

Gulugod explored
All the unknown world
Cities gone unclaimed
Hidden and away
All those quiet lives 
Held back in disguise 
Like the laws of man
Drawn as pictures in the sand

She cried out, let me go
From the secrets deep below
Heard dogs singing songs
About the soft under belly of love
She searched high
She searched low
For what love songs seem to know
That all men sing for what they lack:
So they sing about love

Gulugod withdrew
It was hidden in plain view
Even quiet lives
Were living in disguise
So she held out an open hand
Told everyone she knew:
"I need you loving me
Just let your love to be true." 

She cried out, let me go
From the secrets deep below
Heard dogs singing songs
About the soft under belly of love
She searched high
She searched low
For what love songs seem to know
That all men sing for what they lack:
So they sing about love

She saw men speak on high
Holding secrets, down below
She saw saints, use their tongues
And a house with the lights always on
Naked dancers, drawing close
Giving only their clothes, only clothes
And all men sing for what they lack:
So they sing about love

The Soft Underbelly Of Love

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