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Cundy Get Down - The Cosmics

Boy of the Mountain Green

Lyrics:

I don't know whether to laugh or cry
You drive me crazy all the time
I'm lost, weak at the knees at the thought
Of you laid out across our bed

I couldn't love anybody else
I'd rip my heart out to have you
one more time

We see our future in each others eyes
Our hearts counting minutes outside of time
Our days only turn to night to trade
Our body heat until sunrise

I couldn't love anybody else
I'd rip my heart out to have you
one more time

Display Of Love

Dream Romance

Warm Water

What I lack in talent
I make it up in heart
know I'll never get there if
I'm afraid to start
they tell me that I can't
But I'm still gonna try
tell me that it can't be done
but they can't tell me why


Of course you're gonna fail
if you're too scared to try
if you never spread your wings
you're never gonna fly

don't 
let em' make your choice for you don't 
let em' hold you down cause 
if you don't use those wings
you'll never leave the ground
don't you be 
afraid to fly

it's time for me to kiss the clouds
and face my greatest fear
rise above my self-esteem
fly so high I'll dissapear
no longer bound by gravity
floating free into the sky
I'm not scared of anything
which makes me free to fly

breaking all the boundaries
soaring overhead
learning more about myself
so they can follow where I've lead
the sky is not the limit
I'm soaring oh so high
find it hard to believe
I was once afraid to fly

if I have got nothin' left
I'll still give it my all
pick myself up everytime
I won't be scared to fall
I'll take the damage head on
I won't even close my eyes
spread my wings & soar away
 unafraid to fly

Afraid To Fly

‘WHAT DID YOU DO?’ ASK THE ELEPHANT TREES IN THEIR NEW POIGNANT ANTHEM THAT CALLS FOR CHANGE

Release Date: 25 / SEPT 2020 via Incantation Records
'What Did You Do' is a rhetorical, a comment on 2020, the year that changed the world.    A soundtrack for the UK in ‘post lockdown’.
Written by lead singer Martha Phillips during lockdown the band self recorded the song in their homes, and is the first fully self produced track by Martha, who has spent the last 6 months working on her production skills. The lyrics read like a biblical warning; ”there’s a change coming, a mighty flood or something” Martha says, “ In 50 years time where are we going to be, what world will our children live in? When they ask, what did you do, what will you say? We’ve all learnt about the depths of the climate crisis, black lives matter movement, and our unequal society, but what do we actually do about it other than post on social media and use a few woke hashtags. I include myself in this question more than anyone! When I wrote this song I was struggling with the constant wave of ‘bad news’ from 2020, and looked inward. I imagined my future family, looking at me and asking “but mum what did you actually do?”, the answer right now is very little, but by raising the question for myself I hope to inspire others too."

What Did You Do

ecstasy dysphoria

I wrote this song for my girlfriend when we were having issues in my relationship. I wrote this to comfort her. Hope you like it!

the comfort song

A little piece which I wrote in a day, for Guy Mitchelmores "How to write music challenge". 
Worked short and intense but I'm really happy with the peaceful outcome.

Adventure

https://yellow-belly.bandcamp.com/album/spiral

ExCode

"Musical Tapas - if the machine behind Florence was Biffy Clyro!"

The Elephant Trees have become a symbol [=] quite literally of remembering your roots whilst exploring exactly who you are and embracing every aspect of that INDIVIDUALITY.