Lush Life

Trippin'

Wanderlust

Take You There

Misery

keith, i want to be everything

You wake up grumbling
Storm in your head
Ain't seen the sunshine
Just clouds instead
But what if you flipped it
Turned it around
Start diggin’ for gold where the dirt is found

You hold the key
Don’t throw it away
Shift the lens
See a brighter day

Change your attitude
Show some gratitude
Find the beauty in the mundane
Rewrite the mood
Change your attitude
Yeah
Show some gratitude
Life’s a melody
Don’t let it come unglued

Your coffee’s cold (You're cold)
Your train’s delayed (Train's delayed)
Bills stackin’ high
Dreams seem frayed
But think of the shoes that carry your feet
The heart that’s beating
The rhythm’s sweet

What you water grows
It’s all in your hands
Turn the whispers into marching bands

Change your attitude
Show some gratitude
Catch the rhythm in the chaos
It’s your prelu-lude
Change your attitude
Yeah
Show some gratitude
Turn the static into soul
Let the light intrude
Light intrude

Cougar & Missy Rae - Change Your Attitude

“Sunrise Amiss” tells the story of love compared to a sunrise — brilliant, fragile, and fleeting. The lyrics open with vibrant imagery of dawn, golden hues, and salty air drifting across the shore, capturing the thrill of young hearts taking in a perfect morning. The first verse sets a scene of wonder, yet the pre-chorus quickly reminds the listener that beauty fades as swiftly as the sunrise itself.
The chorus moves into a darker space, reflecting loss and longing: the heavens darken, colors vanish, and life’s canvas feels erased. Still, hope is not abandoned. The refrain “I’ll rise” becomes both a personal declaration and a promise of renewal.
In the second verse, the narrator holds on to fading warmth and chases slipping colors, yet love continues to call through confusion. The repeated pre-chorus underscores fragility, but also heightens the tension before the chorus returns with raw emotion.
The bridge offers release — tomorrow brings endless mysteries, another dawn, and a brighter sunrise still to come. The outro ties the story together: love is the sunrise, sometimes hidden but always returning. The pursuit of love is constant, and the song closes in faithful longing.

Sunrise Amiss

concept by Adrian Brooks
lyrics by Adrian Brooks and AI
Music by Adrian Brooks 

March for Australia (shame of a nation)  - Adrian Brooks

RMJM. Lo-fi soul jams with a little something something from Dublin.

Founder and creative director at andfriends records.

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