LYRICS:
I’m counting down the seconds 
Till your tyres hit the tarmac, 
And my heart can’t help but turn back 
To square one

And the seconds turned to minutes, 
And the minutes too to hours, 
Time ticks and takes what’s ours 
Before it’s done.

And so while I’m off to the sun kissed land of the red and gold, 
The air is thin without you and my skin’s gone oh-so cold. 
This fire’s burning, and baby I know it well, 
Got burnt before but didn’t know that heaven was this close to hell.

Your words run through my brain, 
As the adrenaline you brought me courses through my veins 
But each synapse is made of cyanide 
‘Cause your phaser’s set to stun 
And I’d traverse this lonely planet, 
If I could be your only one.

T minus 29 
You’re the sunshine that’ll save me from my spotless… 
Mind... 
… the gap between us, or fall in and you will find 
That your lips were made for mine, 
And your mouth was made for my secrets. 
I wanna kiss the wounds they left you with, 
While you spike my blood with wine.

And so while I’m off to the sun kissed land of the red and gold, 
The air is thin without you and my skin’s gone oh-so cold. 
This empty space between us, has got me deadly close to flatline,
But you’ll still be in my heart and you’ll be mine. 
Oh be mine, 
Oh be mine. 
Oh be mine.

CurlyWurly

London / Rock, Alternative, Acoustic

Having being exposed to music of the 70s and 80s from a young age, Ravi has always been interested in communicating ideas and emotions through sound.
His diverse taste is reflected in the mixture of sounds he creates. It's evident from his lyrics that being a fan of great songwriters such as Freddie Mercury and Simon & Garfunkel has ignited a passion for musical story telling.

Along with guitar and bass, Ravi uses his strong, soulful voice as another tool in creating his music. (Fun fact: He also plays the clarinet!)
From melancholy to soulful, heartbreaking to heavy, why not take a listen for yourself?

Influences: Queen, My Chemical Romance, David Bowie, Simon and Garfunkel, Fall Out Boy, Led Zeppellin, Pink Floyd.

Ravi Amruth