1. |
The Same Tale
03:49
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2. |
Pattern Day
02:58
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3. |
The Sleep Hotel
02:11
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4. |
Start From Cinder
02:43
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5. |
The Well Of Remembrance
02:33
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6. |
Something To Come
02:32
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Something else good,
something less bad
before you knew it, somewhere to go feels like something to have
so on we plough
something less cold,
something less spurned
a bold introduction
lessons in Lessons To Burn
On we plough
Here’s what the heartache feels like:
taking down statues, kicking so hard you near bust a knee
Join in symphony
Turning a corner
Bulletpoint: forward the injury
It could find me
Something to come, swing with the pendulum
Where the surface of air meets the surface of you
Ploughing through to what the heart amounts to
Check its perspective, I bet its been double an age ago
Now I know something to come
Somewhere to stand
Before you know it, somewhere to go feels like something to plan
So on y’plough!
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7. |
Hong Kong song
01:49
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8. |
Kind Reminders
02:29
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9. |
Passerby Song
04:32
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10. |
Passerine
02:26
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11. |
The Grounds Just Pushing
02:59
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