1. |
Fill My Head
03:46
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All emotion stuck inside
Breaking free is suicide
Chained up in my old mistakes
Stale routine is all it takes
Go along is all I did
Never once gone off-the-grid
Passing years are copy-paste
Treadmill on the slowest pace
All the thoughts that filled my head
Are no longer there
All the things I could've said
But nobody cares
Never should have had that kid
If I only ran and hid
Every life I could've lead
Never seen through to the end
Drink your problems blow off steam
Say goodbye to all your dreams
It all started with a kiss
There's no time to reminisce
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2. |
Naive Harmony
02:49
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3. |
Deconstruction Site
02:47
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Beyond the screen
Hammer strike unseen
Sudden sounds of drills
Giving me the chills
I wake up from my dream
Afall from mountain peaks
Past plastic lands
Trapped in endless pits
A voice drowns out the quiet
Instructing idle minds
Just unite
At deconstruction site
Screeching engine noises
Hint of whats to come
Endless trails of oil running through the ground
Rip out whats inside me
Put me back anew
Scrape these signs of rust fogging all in view
Grand metallic landscapes
Are what I envision now
Soothing sounds of drills guiding me on how
The voice is in my head
Reciting back the words
Just unite
At deconstruction site
Just unite
At deconstruction site
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4. |
Oceans Call
04:15
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Doctor B Brooklyn, New York
Doctor B is a Brooklyn based, Electronic-Rock band. Their new 4-song EP, “Naive Harmony”, is to be released in summer 2021, with features by Otto Zilch and Margot & the Midnight Tenants.
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