Beautiful atmosphere with excellent lyrics.

Complex musical layering both instrumentally and vocally on display here. Nice collaboration again guys.

A vey original sound for this one . Heartfelt, emotinal and very effective blending. Love the vocals on this for sure, but also the creative expression in the ‘sounds’/music in the background!

another cool song. You found your own style. For your songs.

Great track. your signature jangling guitar tracks are as sweet as ever. Jangle on my friends. Great collaboration. Quite nicely done my friends. 

Thanks so much for including the lyrics, my friends. Much appreciated!! Thank you.

And Wow! Are the lyrics deep. Strong imagery, doing so much more with less. So well crafted words and images. Very well done. 

Pretty nice ambience. Keep up the good work

Liking it.... has a mellow classic rock feel to it...

"The Lunatic's Gift" by These Guitars Say Sorry unfolds as a lyrical masterpiece, where the emotive strumming of an acoustic guitar intertwines with soulful narratives. This fifth album, comprising nine tracks, is a testament to the grittily poetic prowess of the UK-born, US-based artist. 

In tracks like "I Am Yours" and "Second Person Singular," the artist skillfully navigates the delicate balance between vulnerability and strength. The poetic lyricism in "I Am Yours" unveils a profound sense of intimacy, as the acoustic guitar weaves a melodic backdrop to the heartfelt confession. Meanwhile, "Second Person Singular" showcases the artist's storytelling finesse, crafting a narrative that resonates with universal themes of love and self-discovery.

The unique fusion of influences, reflective of the artist's cross-continental journey from the UK to the US, adds a distinctive flavor to each track. This album is not merely a collection of songs; it's a sonic journey that invites listeners to explore the intricate nuances of the artist's identity and experiences.

Immerse yourself in the raw beauty of acoustic resonance and the poignant storytelling of "The Lunatic's Gift." This album stands as a testament to the artist's ability to create a musical landscape where every note is a brushstroke, painting a portrait of emotion and introspection. Whether you're captivated by the haunting melodies or moved by the evocative lyrics, this album is a gift that keeps on giving, offering a timeless exploration of the human experience.

The Lunatic's Gift by These Guitars Say Sorry. Lyrical singer songwriter and acoustic guitar player.

These Guitars Say Sorry's  folk-inspired songwriting style, is accompanied by his percussive acoustic guitar on "F-U-N", a folk song Inspired by helping his daughter do a spelling test and spelling out life's issues one letter at a time.

F-U-N
F-U-N spells fun I'm having none
O-N-E spells one I'm on my own

And I know that if I saw you
It wouldn't make me happy
Just a little less sad
Than I am right now

Anymore,I can't see
The wood for the trees
I'm sure there must be more
But it's a secret no-one's sharing

I was never happy in my own skin
It's not cold comfort that I'm warm
Just give me something to believe in
I never thought of that before

S-P-U-N I just feel so spun
W-R-O-N-G am I wrong?

Sometimes it feels different
But not enough to notice
From hope I turn to hopeless
Then it's gone

Anymore,I can't see
The wood for the trees
I'm sure there must be more
But it's a secret no-one's sharing

F.U.N. by These Guitars Say Sorry. [folk music | singer songwriter]

Recorded in the US and Norway "The Bloom Has Left The Rose" is written about the town where These Guitars Say Sorry lives and features additional guitars, vocals and percussion by The Choir of Phantoms: Melina Oz, Marius Ihler and Gunnar Kjellsby

You don't get a cake and candles
Living in a town like this
Walking past the jailhouse
All the doorways stink of piss

And the bloom has left the rose
And all the roads are paved with dreams
That have been run over

And the poet's in the gutter
And are hopes are down the drain
Without a rhyme or reason
Washed away by acid rain

And the bloom has left the rose
And all the roads are paved with dreams
That have been run over

Told by an idiot to a fool
Cupid's blind oh what's the use
Tell me twice you know the rules
What did Rachel say, what did Selena do?

And the sunset on the gasworks
Reminds me of our love
And the chalk lines on the pavement
Mark when I have had enough

And the bloom has left the rose
And all the roads are paved with dreams
That have been run over

The Bloom Has Left The Rose by These Guitars Say Sorry. Solo musician and acoustic guitar.

"Here Open The Gates Of Heaven," a captivating track from Siegfried Jünger's album "Between The Daylight," transports listeners to a psychedelic realm where melodies unfold like gateways to otherworldly dimensions. Jünger's masterful use of texture, atmosphere, and a diverse sonic palette creates a unique auditory experience that feels simultaneously mechanical and natural.

The elegiac undertones infuse the composition with a sense of poignant reflection, while the melodic elements guide the listener through a dream-like journey. The track is a testament to Jünger's ability to craft soundscapes that transcend traditional boundaries, creating an immersive sonic environment where the ethereal and the mechanical coalesce.

"Here Open The Gates Of Heaven" is a mesmerizing exploration that showcases Jünger's prowess in evoking emotions through sound. With its dream-like quality and melodic richness, the track invites listeners to open the gates to a sonic paradise that blurs the lines between the tangible and the transcendental.
Taken from "Between The Daylight", "Here Open The Gates Of Heaven..." is a hopeful soundtrack to possibilities.

Siegfried Jünger's third album "Between The Daylight" is available for preview track by track here... https://soundcloud.com/these-guitars-say-sorry/sets/between-the-daylight

Here Open The Gates Of Heaven... by Siegfried Jünger

Jez Slowe - Vocals & Guitars
Stu Head - Vocals, Guitars & Banjo

Hear more of Stu's work from The Welton Shipwreck at
https://soundcloud.com/stoojmusic

He's the baby at every christening

The bride at every white wedding

And the corpse at every

Funeral

He's the lost child on the fairground ride

The misfit toy you left behind

The crying kid at the bus stop

That you know

His eyes are red his blood does clot

He's in the gutter it's time to stop

He knows that he has seen much better days

And his better days have seen much better days

You're the darkness on a sunny day

A little boy that lost his way

And no he can't come out to play

Anymore

He's Jonah and he's Joan of Arc

A broken swing in the local park

And it throws it into stark

Relief for me

He's a shadow on a foggy day

A good intention gone astray

And a kite that's stuck

Up in a tree

He's a broken promise, a broken heart

He bought the horse, forgot the cart

He wrote the end before the start

Of it all

His eyes are red his blood does clot

He's in the gutter it's time to stop

He knows that he has seen much better days

And his better days have seen much better days
"Second Person Singular" by These Guitars Say Sorry appears on the new album "The Lunatic's Gift". 

Listen to more at https://soundcloud.com/these-guitars-say-sorry/sets/these-guitars-say-sorry-the

Second Person Singular by These Guitars Say Sorry

"Tripping Over Gold" is like a sonic joyride where These Guitars Say Sorry teams up with Stu Head from The Welton Shipwreck. These guys bring the feels with gritty vocals, dreamy guitars, and a mix of keys. It's shoegaze heaven, loaded with distortion, harmonies, and dream pop vibes. "Tripping Over Gold" isn't just a tune; it's a wild journey that shows when These Guitars Say Sorry and Stu Head join forces, they cook up some seriously cool shoegaze magic. Lace up your sonic boots and take a stroll through "Tripping Over Gold."

Tripping Over Gold

We're painting in blues and reds
I wrote to you and I told you
All the things that I forget

The agony of small difference
Six degrees of desperation
Belt iron broken
The multiplying villains of nature

We're tripping over gold
Feeling so much better
Now I've sold my soul

The signal in the noise
Running in the dust
Of course boys they must be boys
But correct me if you must

I know that you'll forgive me
For stealing all your lines
But the truth is if I'm honest
They're much better than mine

There are no flowers any more
I still remember the morning
And you walking out of the door

Only once I saw the killer of hope
Turning back with a smile
And you're never coming home
You're never coming home

We're tripping over gold
Feeling so much better
Now I've sold my soul

Tripping Over Gold by These Guitars Say Sorry. Britpop. UK Alternative rock.

Half The Sky by Jeremias Langsämmer appears on the forthcoming album "When The Silent Scream".

Listen to the album at https://soundcloud.com/these-guitars-say-sorry/sets/when-the-silent-scream

Half The Sky by Jeremias Langsämmer

"I Am Yours" is the latest song from UK born but US based singer songwriter These Guitars Say Sorry and appears on "The Lunatic's Gift", the 5th album from the US based UK singer songwriter.

Listen to more at https://soundcloud.com/these-guitars-say-sorry/sets/these-guitars-say-sorry-the

I Am Yours by These Guitars Say Sorry

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"Dead Words Drowning" by These Guitars Say Sorry is the second track from the new album "The Lunatic's Gift". The 5th album for the US based UK singer songwriter.

Dead Words Drowning

I know just how it feels
The voices seeping in to steal
The dreams you thought you had
From bad to worse
Your dead words drown you

When there was you and I
We convinced ourselves we'd be alright
Deep down we knew the truth would surface
And that was worse than any lie we'd tell

And we knew that we would reach the end
The journey down we'd just pretend
All the suffering was heaven sent
Where were you when i called you?

I gave you what I never had
You turned around and gave it back
Your fairy tales were painted black
But that's another story

It could have gone this way
It could have gone that way
I'm not telling your fortune
When I say it ends badly

It's all in my head
And it was from the start
My heart's just not in it
Love tore us apart

Dead words are drowning
Sink the ship without hope
I'd love to get out
But we row the same boat

So that is that we'll end it here
What is next is never clear
We'll stagger on our hopes and fears
Keep us through the Winter

If love was all I had to give
It's not enough to make us fit
Together we can make a whole
A hole we've fallen into

I catch my breath drop it again
The in my chest the same old pain
I know I am the one to blame
For the dead words that are drowning

Dead Words Drowning by These Guitars Say Sorry

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Tripping Over Gold by These Guitars Say Sorry. Britpop. UK Alternative rock.

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