1. |
Solaris
03:27
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(Verse)
They say it’s better to cover
Wounds remove your power
And the journey is far from over
So, we dream while we stagger
Past the thoughts that badger
Day by day spreading much faster
(Pre-Chorus)
Though the words are not engraved
We will fight until our graves
And only got ourselves to blame
For standing in our own way
(Chorus)
Maybe now’s the time to realize
We’re not always right
And that’s a part of
Knowing our rotation round the sun
When optimism fails
We must trim and make sail
Cos nothing needs to end in flames
Once we’re all gone
(Verse)
There’s no great escape
We have more to say
But stay still instead of changing our fate
Here you talk of freedom
Still no sign of peace and
Your hands burn and bleed while we run
(Pre-Chorus)
If we had the golden touch
Then it doesn’t ask too much
To use it as helping hand
And a chance to breathe again
(Chorus)
(Bridge)
Even if we inch closer to gods
We postpone the inevitable
No more hiding from smoke and mirrors
Clearly we’re not impenetrable.
(Chorus)
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2. |
Chasing Light
03:57
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(Verse)
One footstep slow and steady,
Into better days,
As the winter winds are falling
Gently on my face,
We’re running through the fields again,
Haunted by old fears,
I chase you but I can’t catch up
Too wasted by those years.
(Pre-Chorus)
Through the frosty rain,
I’m clutching your hand,
Raging at the sky,
Through my blood and tears,
Head against the wall,
As I begin to cry
(Chorus)
And as we rise to face the forest,
The sun goes down alone,
Is there anyone left to save us,
And a place where flowers grow,
But for the first time in a century,
I finally see your smile!
And the sun still shines tomorrow!
So let’s keep on chasing light
(Verse 2)
Riding the waves of night
Hair flying through the wind,
Remember playing my first guitar
When we had a place to live.
Tasting the ocean breeze,
These raindrops on my tongue,
I dream of these better days,
We had when we were young.
(Pre-Chorus)
It’s so hard to believe,
That before too long,
It’ll all be gone,
It’s so hard to believe,
That before too long,
We’re back at square one
(Chorus)
(Break)
(Chorus)
And as we rise to face the forest,
The sun goes down alone,
Is there anyone left to save us,
And a place where flowers grow,
But for the first time in a century,
I finally see your smile!
And the sun still shines tomorrow!
So let’s keep on chasing light
But as we rise to face the forest,
The sun casts down its light,
Illuminating this damned place,
With promise of new life,
And for the first time in a century,
I finally see your smile!
Sparks are flying faster!
Makes this struggle much worthwhile!
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3. |
When I Walk Alone
04:06
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(Verse)
We trudge along these crooked streets,
Ignoring pain in search for dreams.
Somehow, the sun begins to rise,
As we grasp the truth with open eyes!
(Pre-Chorus)
What’s wrong with letting my worries disappear?
I need to seize tomorrow without having to fear.
(Chorus)
Every morning of this brand new day,
I need time to walk through life right next to your face
All my roads will lead to you even if you’re dead and gone.
But I need time to hold on to life, when I walk alone.
(Verse)
All our fights and things we hide,
Our hearts are weakened from this strife,
We grit our teeth and hold back grief
In spite of all the pain
I’d rather let it out today
(Pre-Chorus)
Released all my pride and still alive
So we’ll embrace our lows but savor our highs
(Chorus)
(Piano Solo)
(Chorus)
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Ziggy Grover Allendale, New Jersey
Ziggy Grover is a singer-songwriter from Allendale, New Jersey. Their music takes from all walks of life, having fallen in love with writing and performing music at a young age. Now, they hopes their stories have listeners learning and loving all over again. ... more
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