This is a song about falling in love, and what a rollercoaster it can be! The euphoria, the manic feelings, it's all there. Your hands sweat and you try to understand what is happening to your brain and nervous system, but all you can really do is just be in it. Nothing has ever felt this way before and nothing will again, but yet the feeling is familiar. It was written while feeling infatuated, euphoric, & unsure of where it would lead. I Guess That I'd Forgotten What It Felt Like...

The atypical song structure and chord progressions were meant to illustrate the mania and excitement that a new love brings. The melodic bass line leads us through a kaleidoscope of contrasting segments and sounds. Female vocals transport us to a dream-like state of tranquility.

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Full House Plants self-titled debut album.

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"Weed Eater slaps" - Kyle's cousin, Steven 

"“What sound does the sun make when the light hits the floor?” asked a client with deafness. 
This question initially inspired House Plants to write “Weed Eater,” the debut release off their forthcoming album. Layering in subtle guitar and growing to a cymbal crescendo, the intro suctions the listener into a world reminiscent of synesthesia, hearing sights and seeing sounds. We tend to think of those with “disabilities” as lacking, forgetting that “abled” people are just as deaf to alternate ways of sensing. With sensitivity, House Plants paints a feeling of alienation from an inverted perspective as the chorus flares, “Now my eyes, they hear no sound...” 
The sonic garden created is both empty and evocative, wispy and grounded as gentle vocals guide us over the heavier rock instrumentation building throughout the track. Kyle’s lyrics have endearing simplicity, like he’s actually asking questions without pretension, inviting you to leave preconceived notions behind and return to a state of innocence cradled in dark and beautiful musical textures. As the song reaches its apex with repeated chorus lines and swirling guitar, it suddenly halts, and reverberates like a ringing in your ears." - Lara Hoffman 

"Very nice. We liked it." - Kyle's parents 

LYRICS
What sound does the sun make when the light hits the floor? 
And what smell do the stars have when they ignite in the sky? 

Now my eyes, they see no sound 
Now my ears, they hear no sight 

Is this world becoming a thought that seems so stale? 
I think I've lost the stability in admitting I'm afraid 

Now my eyes, they see no sound 
No sound 
Now my ears, they hear no sight 
No sight 
No sight 
No sight

Weed Eater

Well he says to me 
"I'm what I want to be" 

Detached reactor 
Full time pro actor 
Late stage combater 
No cage no master 

Patch it in make it end 
The victim is you again 

Detached reactor 
Full time pro actor 
Late stage combater 
No cage no master 

(No cage no master) 
(No cage no master) 
(No cage no master) 
(No cage no master) 

Celebrate mutation 
Consecrate your position 

Detached reactor 
Full time pro actor 
Late stage combater 
No cage no master 

Detached reactor 
Full time pro actor 
Late stage combater 
No cage no master 

Detached reactor 
Full time pro actor 
Late stage combater 
No cage no master

No Cage No Master

Mom And Dad

I work at a Veterans Home as a Music Therapist with residents who have dementia and Alzheimer's. I truly believe I have the best job in the world. However, as all jobs do, it comes with things that aren't desirable. One of those things is watching people die.

Death is one of those things that is always present for all of us, but seeing it up close on a monthly basis isn't easy. This song is about a resident at the home, named Ray, who I had formed a good rapport with. He had a lot of charisma, spunk, and life in him. One day, I came in and saw that Ray was still in bed. I was told he had cancer and was feeling weak.

It all happened so fast after that. Within a couple of weeks, he was laying in bed with oxygen, and was unresponsive to visits. It is those moments that are the hardest. The moments in-between life and death.

One day, I left and said goodbye one my way out, as was customary. The next day, I came into work and read he had died. It was so difficult to suss out my feelings. I was so happy he had let go, but sad that the person I had come to know and love, with all of his goals and wants for his life, was gone.

This song is about those feelings.

It was recorded quickly upon writing the lyrics with an acoustic guitar in my living room. Then, my girlfriend, Lara Avery, recorded some beautiful background vocals, and my sister, Erin Moore, sprinkled some high ones on top of that.

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