All original songs recorded with the help of Mark Ciccone's equipment/producing.
Written by:
-Vocals/Drums/Guitar/Bass: Robin Payne
-Guitar (Candle flames+A Frequenting): Arpen Jhajj
-Guitar (Middle of Nowhere): Jordan Skeritt
-Lyrics (Middle of Nowhere): Steven Huddlestone


Candle Flames

All original songs recorded with the help of Mark Ciccone's equipment/producing.
Written by:
-Vocals/Drums/Guitar/Bass: Robin Payne
-Guitar (Candle flames+A Frequenting): Arpen Jhajj
-Guitar (Middle of Nowhere): Jordan Skeritt
-Lyrics (Middle of Nowhere): Steven Huddlestone


Dear God

A Frequenting

Written by: Stephen Huddlestone
-Vocals/Drums/Guitar/Bass: Robin Payne
-Guitar: Arpen Jhajj
-Guitar: Jordan 


In the Middle of Nowhere

Lyrics: Stephen Huddlestone
-Vocals/Drums/Guitar/Bass: Robin Payne
-Guitar (Candle flames+A Frequenting): Arpen Jhajj
-Guitar (Middle of Nowhere): Jordan Skeritt


Pull the Curtains

guitar and verse by Robin Payne
chorus by Stephen Huddlestone

Grandeur (acoustic)

The Drag (acoustic)

Sleep

Nowhere In This World

Wasted, on half as much, so close now, to the edge
One step, and overboard, freefall, through the air
Jet streams, and shopping malls, good things, to blind us all with
Why must you remain, so difficult, exsitence, here is impossible

Why isn't me enough for you? I could never be enough for you. Why isn't me enough for you? I could never be enough for you.

Conformist, to everyone, molded, by separate hearts
Frightening, phenomenon, judgements, preset
Six strings, to keep me sane, here I am contented in, something like simplicity
Why must you remain, so difficult, even exitence here is impossible...

Robin Payne (vocals, drums, songwriting)
Arpen Jhajj (guitar, bass)
Jordan Skerritt (guitar)
Stephen Huddlestone (songwriting)

"The problem with changing a system of control from within is that while you're struggling to change the system, the system changes you."

"Happiness is like glass; as real as you or I even though you can't see it; when you find the right angle, it refracts the light creating a spectrum of colours; you look on in admiration and wonder how you didn't notice it was there before."

It's worth noting that getting together for co-ordinated recordings is a struggle due to scheduling issues. All these songs other than "pull the curtains" and "dear god" are meant to be played by a full band. Also references to "God" in all of these songs are references to the CONCEPT of a metaphysical creator rather than an actual entity. Believe in what you will, no judgement here.

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