Simply put - This was a stoner epiphany.

I lay there, with my 'jazz tab' of course, and pondered the winter (since it WAS the winter) for a couple of hours, and how I missed the snow when it simply melted away overnight, as if in an instant. This had me begin to remember the times as a child when I used to wake up, or be woken up early in the morning, to go out and play in the snow. You'd dive out of bed with excitement and not have a single care until you went back to bed the following evening. You got so caught up in the cycle that you forget that it's not permanent. Nothing is. And one morning, you forced yourself out of bed at silly o'clock, you got yourself ready when others were still off dreaming, and you dived out of the front door onto the hard, wet pavement, bare as a bone, that only moments ago glistened with a glorious white blanket that spread the area, and you stood there silently, merely remembering the times that you had when it was there.

Noone knows where the name came from however. That story was lost long ago, in the vast sea of memories. And besides, that was a whole other session...

Lyrics:

Clouds shiver over frosty hills.
October closes quietly.
I stand in the cold.
I wait for the warm.
It approaches slow and silently.

Streetlamps light the winding roads,
And shroud the stars above.
A contradiction,
Nothing less.
A fact I cannot love.

Thick swarms of white decend with haste,
And wipe the view of vibrancy.
''SNOW! SNOW!''
The children call,
Every bone afflicted with urgency.

-break-

Alarm bells ring inside their heads,
And ignore the icy atmosphere.
For when the day
Has come to a close,
They'll lay in bed to contemplate the fear...

That when they wake this sheet of ice
Has melted in their sleep,
And left them now
With nothing more than
A puddle, and a memory for them to keep.


PS - Constructive criticism would be very much appreciated. Bear in mind though, this is a first attempt at recording in a studio, and that I (vocalist) had the flu at the time.

Thanks.
MuchLove <3

Sunset On Saturn - Nordic Ballroom

Sunset On Saturn

Sean Hudson - Lead vocals/Rhythm guitar
Jack Bush - Backing vocals/Lead guitar

North Eastern acoustic duo, low-time right now, no ''big'' gigs as such, just taking our time and enjoying the trip.

Make music. 
Make money.
Make love.

Fuck the world and where it's going.
The world will never be a better place.

Do what you want to do and not what there's a point in doing, 'cause if you can do it, there's a point in doing it.

Peace out. 
MuchLove <3