1. |
So It Is
04:31
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Standing in the arches,
Brought home from your pose,
I can hear distant marches,
My thoughts become my foes,
Divis tower lights,
divide the concrete,
She has me in a snare,
dare I stay to my last beat.
It’s always this way, when she, smiles
It’s always this way, when she, smiles
Standing in my sketches,
brought home from Marchmount,
the borrowed rope etches,
the days I don’t shave to count
Divis tower lights,
divide the concrete,
She has me in a snare,
dare I stay to my last beat.
It’s always this way, when she, smiles
It’s always this way, when she, smiles
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2. |
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On a doorway,
Still as man,
Who only haunts,
Twice a primal roar,
Escapes my voice,
As I release all my fear.
A child of innocence,
My stature falls
Awaken the streets,
Because they don’t sleep,
There’s contempt,
Not concern,
Awaken the streets
Because I don’t sleep.
Torn away,
From every turn he takes,
She sleeps alone,
She sleeps with two,
Shards of her heart and fight,
September Shades.
Awaken the streets,
Because they don’t sleep,
There’s contempt,
Not concern,
Awaken the streets
Because I don’t sleep.
I can’t ever forget,
Won’t ever forget
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3. |
Lives of Others
03:40
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Your eyes say farewell,
Eclipse her womb,
Strangers faces,
In this empty room
The past is a dye,
That has been cast,
Only showing,
Mistakes that last.
Friends unrequited,
Footsteps I assume,
To these lighted streets,
Some call home
Temptation fakes,
Desire so well,
I’m just waiting on the wine to clear
Friends unrequited,
Footsteps I assume,
To these lighted streets,
Some call home
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4. |
Some Days
04:44
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As an anchor,
This ground I stand,
For my own,
The clove, the hitch and the eye,
As the mother and her child,
Some words, upon a wall,
Bleached parchment, the ink it falls.
Somedays we Harbour,
thoughts as we’ve grown
Somedays we Harbour,
thoughts as we’ve grown
I can’t see
I can’t know
Somedays we Harbour,
thoughts as we’ve grown
Somedays we Harbour,
thoughts as we’ve grown
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elbé Cork, Ireland
elbé is the brainchild of songwriter Seamus Allen & the perfect vehicle for his indie songs that are blended with folk, traditional music & pop elements.Nora Frederich's intuitive, groove-based drumming & James Moone’s melodic & nifty bass lines make up a strong rhythm section.Emily Naughton is a vastly experienced keys player;her creative melodies dance in & out, adding colour to the songs. ... more
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